On Leap Day last week, UK’s The Guardian, one of the nation’s largest newspapers, announced their new Open Journalism initiative with a rather intense, well-crafted advertisement featuring a Read More »

While our digital streaming experiment has gone well over the past month (see Part 1 and Part 2), we’ve held off cutting the cable—or, rather, returning the cable Read More »

The continued obesity crisis in the US perfectly illustrates consumers’ desires to have their cake and eat it too—literally. Americans are increasingly aware of the importance of leading Read More »

If there was one theme during the Oscars this past weekend, it was “What’s old is new again.” (And we’re not just referring to Billy Crystal returning to Read More »

The average project on Kickstarter—a crowdsourcing site where donors can support new business or arts projects—usually sets out to raise less than $10,000. But for firmly established video Read More »

The lingering unemployment and economic crises are flaring all over the world. While governments continue debating strategies and solutions, private corporations are taking it upon themselves to lend Read More »

Last week, my roommate and I made decision to cut our cable and rely on our newly purchased Roku for streamed content. Unfortunately, a technical difficulty has prevented Read More »

While this past Sunday’s Grammy Awards featured plenty of exciting water-cooler moments—from finding out or telling someone who Bon Iver is to whatever Lady GaGa and Nicki Minaj Read More »

The Internet has given more people more access to information than ever before—a fact that concerns governments around the world. European nations are censoring any Nazi affiliated content; Read More »