Learning from the lessons of the 1%, I set forth to outsource our occupy-related labor to a robotic workforce. Robots obviously have many advantages over their human counterparts. For instance,...

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If you've been active on Twitter lately, it's highly likely that you've run into one or two Occupy hashtags over the past...

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If a website or a company has upset you to the point where you'd like to be heard, you can now Occupy it thanks to Occupy the URL. If you've...

Read More: If you can’t make it to Wall Street, Occupy the URL lets you do it from home

Korean prosecutors investigating Google's use of Street View technology in the country believe they have identified the developer behind what it believes is a privacy-infringing feature, serving a notice and...

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Yesterday afternoon the Sesame Street YouTube channel was taken offline following a lewd hacker attack in which many of the channel’s videos were taken down and replaced with pornographic video clips.  The channel returned to YouTube this morning, but the incident has left a bad taste in the mouth of Sesame Street fans the world over because, seriously, who would do something like that?


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Children hoping to watch Sesame Street on YouTube on Sunday were greeted with quite the opposite. The channel was hacked, all videos deleted, design modified and graphic porn uploaded. A...

Read More: Sesame Street’s YouTube Channel Gets Hacked. Badly.

"As the first social network service focusing on forming ties and encouraging interactions based on common interest, it helps people to get to know each other and keeps everyone well informed on what was going on in and around their neighborhood in real time," says founder Amit Mehta.


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The Wall Street Journal launched a live news and on-demand video news iPad last week. The ap is free and named:


Read More: WSJ Live: Free Video News Segments from The Wall Street Journal

Last month a video of actor Ryan Gosling breaking up a street fight went viral on YouTube, with the original clip garnering nearly 1 million views and getting more exposure on news sources like TMZ, MTV and beyond.  This week, Ryan Gosling spoke out about the video, telling MTV that he is embarrassed about the video and about the entire situation.


Read More: Actor Ryan Gosling Embarrassed About Street Fight Viral Video