Cory Doctorow posted this frightening bit after looking over a leaked copyright treaty called the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA): Obama’s administration refused to disclose (the full...

Every business, they say, needs a catchy name – but some people evidently can’t tell the differance between ‘catchy’ and ‘ridiculous’. Would you have your haircut at Assman the barber or get a...

Bankruptcy, foreclosure, repossession – just a few of the words that come to mind when we hear the phrase ‘credit crunch’. But for a select few the global financial crisis has generated cash,...

A new Senate proposal will offer a first time home buyer tax credit extension to homes under contract by April 30, 2010. The former deadline was November 30, 2009. The home buyer tax credit will also be offered to people who have lived in the same ho...

The Harvard Business Review’s David Silverman is documenting peoples’ recovery curves after they face unexpected career hardship. As part of his project, he has been interviewing CEOs’ experiences...

This interesting analysis comes from Damien Hoffman, Editor-in-Chief at Wall St. Cheat Sheet. Like Leonardo DiCaprio’s getaway in the movie The Beach, Wikipedia started as a user-generated utopia and has recently been plagued by infighting and...

Twitter is an effective PR tool–sometimes. But several celebrities have recently taken their accounts down, or pretty much stopped tweeting, after privacy and publicity concerns came to a head. MTV News has more: Chris Brown is the latest artist to...

Image: CPSC The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced recall affecting Roman shades and roll-up blinds. The second-largest recall in history comes after eight children died from cord strangulation. CBS has the details: More than 50...