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What Skills Every New Internet Entrepreneur Needs
I had lunch with one of my favorite Internet entrepreneurs today, Mark Sawyier, the CEO of Off Campus Media. The company provides college students with apartment listings near their schools,
Your Next Computer May Be Made of . . . BRAINS!
Interfaces between the human brain and computers have been in development for a while. Most, however, are designed to allow computers to assist humans, such as people living with a
5 Enterprise Product Updates to Know About This Week: Google Apps Allows More Contacts, Zendesk Monitors Twitter and More
Every week we see more new tools and updates to existing products than we have time to write about. But here are a few product updates that are worth
Facebook Turns Adults into Adolescents; Is Google+ Next?
Today Google+ announced that it is now open to users ages 13+ (in all countries except for Spain, South Korea and the Netherlands). Until today, Google+ had been 18+. When
A Productive Application of Semantic Search
Noesis is a new semantic web search engine that helps scientists studying the environment access and retrieve the research data they need. Developed at the University of Alabama in Huntsville,
Outsource Your Brain for Science
A new project from the University of Oxford (UK), the University of Portsmouth (UK) and Johns Hopkins University (US) aims to harness the power of the human brain to identify
Everything You Wanted to Know About Semantic Technology, But Were Afraid to Ask (at SemTech 09)
Editor's note: we offer our long-term sponsors the opportunity to write 'Sponsor Posts' and tell their story. These posts are clearly marked as written by sponsors, but we also want
The Women Who Made Google Plus: 22 Developers Behind the World's Fastest Growing Social Network
Today is Ada Lovelace Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the world's first computer programmer and to share inspiring stories about women working in science, technology and math. Surely
Gmail Now Automatically Translates Messages As Well As Could Be Expected
Gmail Labs has done it once again. A new feature introduced today allows users to automatically translate emails into English and any other supported language. Sort of. As with any
Top 10 YouTube Videos About Women In Tech
From guest panels about the challenges women face in the technology sector, to interviews about the challenges they face in a male dominated work environment, this collection of videos shines
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