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| 8:30AM 4/08/2010
Some of the best stories for investors from around the Web, such as the upper limit to peak oil prices, the 10 biggest bankruptcies in history and some signs that the economy may be bouncing back.
| 10:00AM 2/07/2010
With social networking transforming the way people relate to each other, some fear technology "generation gaps" are increasing. Yet just as Mick Jagger's lips didn't end Western Civilization, the truth is texting, twittering and blogging will only increase connections between people and generations.
| 10:00AM 11/24/2009
When the concept of "Mommyblogging" first hit big, scoring a payday meant getting a book deal, and the only scandal was how some of the novels produced pumped up the sex content over the spit-up. But then the tables turned and somehow the term became a pejorative for "sell-out." Now moms who...
| 9:00AM 11/18/2009
At the Microsoft (MSFT) Professional Developers Conference on Tuesday, company CTO Ray Ozzie (pictured) took the stage to chat about his company's latest effort in cloud computing. Called WindowsAzure, this new Microsoft offering will allow companies to write code on a cloud-based operating system...
| 11:00AM 10/22/2009
It's no secret that Twitter still hasn't found a way to do much with money other than spend it. The company is pulling back on its plan not to run ads on the site, and continues to say that paid corporate accounts will likely be its ultimate revenue source. While the white-hot microblogging...
| 9:40AM 10/16/2009
Facebook, Twitter and other forms of social media are catching up to traditional websites as a marketing mechanism for small businesses. That's the takeaway from a just released survey of 2,000 small businesses by research firm Internet2Go. That could be bad for Google (GOOG), which has a virtual...
| 1:00PM 10/06/2009
The FTC has finally updated a long-overdue guide on endorsements and testimonials to address changes in technology and advertising mediums. The new rules are designed to bring greater truth and disclosure to blogs, TV ads relying on testimonials and social media.
The updated guide has garnered the...
| 10:40AM 10/02/2009
Way too much information in one place.
That's the verdict on Google's (GOOG) new Wave real-time collaboration technology that was unveiled to 100,000 lucky invitees over the past week. While many bloggers posted rapturous reviews, the consensus among a handful of early adopters and super...
| 1:00PM 9/01/2009
LazyManandMoney.com is one of the better personal finance blogsites out there -- and it recently had the nerve to do a post skeptical of a multilevel marketing company called MonaVie and its $1.70-per-ounce juice.Well, of course MonaVie wouldn't stand for that and responded by sending an e-mail to...
| 2:15PM 7/17/2009
Dennis Kneale, the second crankiest CNBC personality behind Larry Kudlow, is mad as hell at the blogosphere and can't take it any more.
Recently, the former managing editor at Forbes magazine became irate that one of my blogging brothers or sisters published his address, according to TVNewser....