Google+ doesn't get much respect right now, thanks in part to reports that sign-ups are high but engagement is low. These reports don't seem to phase Google's VP of Product Management for Google+, Continue reading…
Silicon Valley isn't completely without its critics, but to the outsider's eye, it seems to be a fairly insular environment with its own rules and codes of conduct. Increasingly, however, Silicon Continue reading…
Carrier IQ is no stranger to privacy issues after last November's discovery that its software was being improperly logged by HTC — the company quickly became a flashpoint for controversy, even Continue reading…
For the second time this year, we had a chance to sit down with Ford CEO Alan Mulally — this time in the penthouse of the Hotel on Rivington in New York City. In the half-hour conversation, we Continue reading…
In 1971, Ray Tomlinson was a recent MIT graduate hired to help build the earliest components of Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET), the precursor to the internet. Tinkering on his Continue reading…
We had a chance to sit down with Turntable.fm co-rounder and chairman Seth Goldstein (sitting center in the above photo) following his appearance at the Berklee College of Music's Rethink Music event Continue reading…
We managed to catch up with Sergey Brin tonight, following the charity event where he was spotted wearing Google's Project Glass augmented reality glasses. The Google co-founder told us that the Continue reading…
We're perpetually bombarded with information, 24 hours a day. That's just our connected reality now, and there's very little hope of escaping it. On Valentine's Day, I penned an editorial on how I Continue reading…
Microsoft's Xbox 360 has made quite an impressive play to be your living room entertainment companion this year, adding cable partnerships and video services left and right, but Sony's PlayStation 3 Continue reading…
David Carr has written about media for over 25 years, from his early days in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Washington, D.C., to his current post at The New York Times, where he’s been for almost a Continue reading…
