“…To test out these services, I spent a few days with them and deployed a few Web sites. I opened up accounts at four providers, configured some virtual servers, and sent Web pages flowing in a few hours…”
Berea College, which charges no tuition and only accepts applicants from low-income families, provides an unusual perspective on how universities should handle endowments.
NBC’s next edition of “Late Night,” with its new host Jimmy Fallon, will start as a nightly entry on the Internet.
Dr. Arnold Kim’s Web site, MacRumors.com, has become such a popular technology site, he has stopped practicing medicine to blog full time.
An Orthodox synagogue has been at quiet war with the owners of its next-door neighbor, a purveyor of T-shirts, bathing suits and undergarments.
“Sway” is a provocative new book about the psychological forces that lead us to disregard facts or logic and behave in surprisingly irrational ways. The book was written by two Israeli-born brothers, Ori Brafman, a serial entrepreneur and organizational behavior expert, and Rom Brafman, a practicing psychologist.
Hamburgers and cheeseburgers have begun to invade Paris, even in restaurants run by three-star chefs.
You’re probably as sick of reading about the iPhone this week as I am of writing about it. But we’re not quite done.
The App Store–oh, man, the App Store. It’s a candy store, dude. It’s 550 free or cheap add-on programs that make the iPhone (or the iPod Touch) do absolutely amazing things…stunts a cellphone […]
Apple overhauls its .Mac service and calls it MobileMe, an effort to synchronize in real time all of the data on all of your computers.
From Padre’s “free drink with foreclosure notice” special in Phoenix to NYC’s famed Gray’s Papaya $3.50 Recession Special, these restaurants and bars are profiting from penny-pinching specials.
