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Mark Zuckerberg can put another big accomplishment on his resume. Facebook cracked the Fortune 500 list on Monday for the first time, about nine years after launching and less than a year after becoming a public company. In fact, it … Continue reading →

So you’ve finally finished developing your product or service, flushed our your business model, and you’re ready to dive head first into your new business venture — but how the heck do you raise enough capital to get started? Taking … Continue reading →

Most of us guard our cell phone numbers like a mama lion. Those privileged numbers are only saved for the coolest of friends and the best of buddies. We don’t usually hand it out like candy to passersby or those … Continue reading →

The first of what’s expected to be a series of smaller screen Windows 8 tablets was apparently shown on Amazon.com briefly by mistake last week. The online ad for the unannounced new device was quickly taken down. The leak may … Continue reading →

The core of a galaxy is typically a supermassive black hole. What does that say about the Samsung Galaxy Core, a midrange Android phone the company announced today? Possibly that it’s sure to be unnoticed while everyone’s attention is on … Continue reading →

YouTube is set to launch a paid subscription model for its specialist video channels as early as this week, according to a report The move, which has been in development for months, aims to finance a wider range of content … Continue reading →

The Marketplace Fairness Act, being called the “Internet Sales Tax,” is expected to come up for a Senate vote Monday. What does the bill actually say, what are the odds it will become law, who loves it and who hates … Continue reading →

Graduation season is upon us, and that means college graduates everywhere are preparing to enter “the real world.” But chances are your liberal arts degree, as hard-earned and valuable as it is, doesn’t equip you with every digital skill you … Continue reading →

A billboard in Spain created by an organization dedicated to aiding abused children shows a different message to children and adults, even if both see the ad at the same time. The feat is achieved by use of lenticular printing, … Continue reading →

This was a big week for apps, and particularly app updates. Vine added an update that allows users to shoot video using their forward-facing camera, while Twitter updated its Android and iOS apps to include support for Trends. What’s more, … Continue reading →