Governance for Female Bloggers: Introducing IFABBO
As more and more bloggers come into existence, it seems daily, the question becomes, how do you filter? Who are…
As more and more bloggers come into existence, it seems daily, the question becomes, how do you filter? Who are…
You read that headline right. If your lifelong dream as a little girl was to get your own pictorial in Playboy, your best chance may be with a new social media contest Playboy is launching with GotCast. (Sorry dudes, this once in a lifetime opportunities is for the ladies only.)
Just when you thought the excitement of a tense Super Bowl and an all new episode of Glee were all you could handle for one Sunday, AOL brought it to the next level by announcing their acquisition of The Huffington Post for $315 million late last night. The merger would place Ariana Huffington as the editor-in-chief of all of AOL’s content sites. Yes, that includes TechCrunch, which means that Ariana Huffington is now Michael Arrington’s boss. Don’t worry, I’ve got enough popcorn for all of us to share.
A re-cap of last week’s major headlines from the tech industry, ranging from stories in Internet & Media, Mobile, and Finance.
Check out iJustine’s interview with James Cameron and win a $25 Fandango gift card
Lalawag’s “LA Blogger Spotlight” series kicks off with an interview with Jenny Alden, the Dessert Darling!
Remember what life was like in the early days of the internet? Check out this video from NBC’s “Today Show”…
Yo dawg, I heard you liked infographics so I made an infographic about infographics so you can learn about infographics while you read an infographic.
Remember when the iPad was first released and old print media companies were hailing the device as their savior? News Corp.’s ‘The Daily’
Horace Dediu from asymco put up a couple of very interesting graphs on the operating profit of the top eight mobile phone manufacturers yesterday. The second one in particular is fairly eye opening:
Happy New Year! I know that usually sounds like champagne, resolutions and magnum sized hangovers. But this is second New Year’s – the one with dragons, firecrackers and dumplings.
As you may have already noticed, Google recently launched a new collaboration with many of the largest art museums in…
The gloves have finally come off in the search engine wars. Yesterday, Google fired the first salvo at Microsoft, accusing its Bing service of blatantly pilfering search engine results from Google’s own results. Microsoft initially said “so what?” to the claim, then eventually shifted to the offensive as the day went on.
Silicon Alley Insider has obtained what is allegedly a http://www.businessinsider.com/the-aol-way from AOL called “The AOL Way” with guidelines on how their editorial content should be produced.
Since Lalawag last checked in with Coloft in May of 2010, we thought it was a good time to visit and catch up with one of its founders, Avesta Rasouli.