Audioburst lets you search through radio and podcasts
Try an Audioburst search Think of it as the Google of audio, a search engine that’s able to find, and let you hear audio from podcasts and radio shows. In June, the company announced a […]
Try an Audioburst search Think of it as the Google of audio, a search engine that’s able to find, and let you hear audio from podcasts and radio shows. In June, the company announced a […]
Here is the full text of the memo in question by fired Google engineer James Damore. And here is Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s open letter to Google employees; “First, let me say that we strongly […]
T-Mobile is offering a two-line $60 unlimited plan for people 55 and up. A single line is $50. More at Forbes.com […]
It’s hard for me to argue about a proposed law called Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act. After all, I’m co-founder and CEO of ConnectSafely.org, an internet safety group, and have been active in child protection organizations […]
Thomas Fox-Brewster’s recent Forbes post about child exploitation on Kik raises issues that can’t be ignored. As Fox-Brewster documents, there have been reports of far too much illegal child abuse material on the service as well as […]
America will experience an eclipse of the sun on August 21st but before you look up, look up to the sky, look on the Internet for a list of reputable vendors. As Forbes.com pointed out: […]
CNN and CNET are reporting how Eric Trump, fired White House Communications DirectorAnthony Scaramucci and Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert wound up responding to fake emails from a British prankster that appeared to be coming from […]
The media is full of reports about Facebook’s recent artificial intelligence experiments that resulted in machines creating their own language that humans couldn’t understand. It’s been further reported that Facebook pulled the experiment out of […]
Here’s my BBC live segment on the meeting on the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, including how Silicon Valley might respond to pressure from UK, US and other governments. […]
Adobe has announced that it will kill off its popular yet much maligned Flash Media Player, phasing it out by 2020. The reason for the delay is to give customers – especially large organizations that are slow to make changes – and developers time to make adjustment […]
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