Greg Voakes

An ex-Digg user by the moniker of "Zetadog" has a crafty idea, proposing to create an alternative to the ever-decreasing popularity of social media bookmarking site Digg.com.

His creation, called Thruzt, is tied in with the game of social media and networking. Where getting attention is...

In today's competitive economic environment, procuring further education to find employment is necessary in many fields, however it is a particularly salient issue in the business world. While many individuals who return to school (either online or through traditional on-campus programs part time) decide to pursue an MBA, there...

If you're like most people, you relish in the returning reign of a well-known celebrity. If you had your hat off to the comeback of Betty White, jumped for joy at Robert Downey Jr.'s return to stardom, or even cracked a smile when domestic jailbird Martha Stewart stepped back into...

Taco Bell had an arguably sketchy 2011 fiscal year, frontloaded by an almost devastating lawsuit against the quality of their meat, 2012 seems to be the year of rebound for the brand. So much of a rebound, you can now spread water cooler conversation fodder that includes that...

Facebook is dumping a whopping $1 billion for Instagram, a company that is less than two years old and has no revenue. With today's smart phones capable of taking pictures similar to the quality of those your standard point-and-shoot cameras take, Instagram has taken advantage of that technology and its...

It's not every day that you're solicited to take a squirmy pug, for free*. As an homage to Canadian television show Just For Laughs: Gags, the fellas at Boo Ya Pictures take a day off to stand on the streets of Montreal tossing free pups around...

When it comes to growing facial hair, not every man has what it takes. But whether you sport a full beard or you can only manage a wispy 'stache, flaunting facial hair at some point in time seems to be a rite of passage for most men. A recent beard-related...

Sometimes described as an "internet phenomenon," memes have been a staple to setting the standards in popular culture. Memes have been with us long before the internet became another key ingredient in today's society. Often designed for spreading original jokes with friends and having them gain momentum, memes are now...

Internet blog MyBadParent.com has signed a deal with Penguin Group to turn the popular blog into a book coming out this November. My Bad Parent in book form, will exclusively feature hilarious photos of terribly awkward and generally bad parents, photos which are not currently seen on the...

Until recently, the struggles that transgender individuals face in both public and private institutions have been discussed primarily in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community, but not by the wider public. Thankfully, a November study conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) has found...

When it comes to adult beverages, beer has been a solid fan favorite for centuries. Trendy drinks may come and go, but beer has stuck it out through much of human history. No matter what your brew of choice may be, whether you sip from a can or treat yourself...

A sarcastic yet smart name-generator website has surfaced recently, taking a stab at the biggest problem iPhone game developers face when crafting the next big thing: generating stupid, yet accurate names for iPhone games based on the standard naming convention trends we see polluting the App Store.

App-O-Tron...

March 11 marks the 1 year anniversary of the fifth largest earthquake to have ever been recorded and the effects of the event are still felt today. About 40 miles off the northeast coast of Japan, the 9.0 magnitude quake wreaked carnage to the islands of Japan, triggering a devastating...

The success of a company relies on a confluence of many things, one of which is an intuitive, user-friendly product that makes your life easier. However, business ethics and how your company conducts itself can quickly kill, or at least severely damage, the profit margin and reputation you have been...

This week, couponing and consumer savings site Coupons.org launched an infographic called "The Coupon's Comeback." The graphic argues that couponing, a phenomenon largely dormant for the last 20 years, has found a resurrection in the form of online media, social couponing sites, and more traditional dashboard...

Often in life we tend to get caught up in our day-to-day routine. Sometimes we need to break free from the shackles of our 9 to 5 and try to live a little. This winter we encourage you to try something new, embrace your wild side and be unpredictable.

Nearly 70 percent of employees admit to coming into the office while sick, according to one study. Of course, it's at work that most of us transfer and contract the billions of germs that make us sick in the first place. One recent study found typical office keyboards...

Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford in 1995, the same year Microsoft released its cleverly named Windows 95. Back then, the two were just computer science nerds trying to find their way in a world without Google -- but they quickly got to work on what would later...

How much are your Facebook friends worth? It's difficult to put a price tag on friendships -- but we might soon find out what Wall Street thinks.

Signs point to Facebook going public in May of this year, and analysts are already projecting that the social network...

Believe it or not, it is possible to get filthy rich without spending half of your life in school. And you don't have to be on a chest-baring reality show to do it. These wildly successful people did it, all without setting foot in grad school. Many of them never...