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Why Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy Marks The End Of An Era

Tony Sachs | Posted 11.25.2008 | Entertainment


Tony Sachs

Would the Sixties be the sixties without the Beatles? Would teen culture as we know it exist without Elvis? And can any record, no matter how brilliant, have a similar impact today? Somehow, I don't think so.

40,000 E-Books a Day

Hugh McGuire | Posted 11.21.2008 | Media


Hugh McGuire

That's how many e-books are getting downloaded through Stanza, the simple e-book platform for the iPhone/iPod.

Tolstoy and the iPhone

Hugh McGuire | Posted 11.04.2008 | Media


Hugh McGuire

Reading digital text on a small handheld device is nothing like reading text on a computer (desktop or laptop). A mobile device is much more comfortable, for plenty of reasons.

Election Day iPod Shuffle

Tracy Lea Carnes | Posted 11.04.2008 | Home


Tracy Lea Carnes

I was standing in line at the polls today, ipod plugged in and rockin' of course, and realized that the music I was listening to was so appropriate for today's election, an election day mix, if you will.

iPod Creator Tony Fadell Surprisingly Quits Apple

Silicon Alley Insider | Nicholas Carlson | Posted 11.04.2008 | Business


Apple SVP Tony Fadell will leave the company and be replaced by former IBM exec Mark Papermaster, sources tell the Wall Street Journal. Apple refused ...

Obama Campaign Big Winner in Media Revolution

Steve Miller | Posted 10.30.2008 | Home


Steve Miller

Now on the precipice of possibly winning the presidency, Barack Obama can rightfully say that newer technologies catapulted him into the White House.

Want to Know the Carbon Emissions for Your Mac?

Kevin Grandia | Posted 10.23.2008 | Green


Kevin Grandia

Apple has released its 2008 environmental report and here's a handy list I've pulled together from their report on the total greenhouse emissions for each model.

As the Media Changes, So Does My El Commute

Greg Boose | Posted 10.07.2008 | Chicago


Greg Boose

My morning Brown Line commute has evolved over this past year, and it's not only because I'm now getting on at the Francisco stop rather than squeezing on at Southport.

YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, iPods, Enough!

Judy Muller | Posted 09.26.2008 | Home


Judy Muller

Ah, for the good old days, before we were immersed in the free-floating anxiety of the nanosecond news cycle that follow us everywhere, telling us that the sky is falling.

New iPod Nanos, New iTunes, But Investors Yawn It Off

Silicon Alley Insider | Vasanth Sridharan | Posted 09.09.2008 | Business


As expected, Apple boss Steve Jobs announced new iPods today, as well as a new version of Apple's iTunes software. * The iPod nano is once again ...

New iPods Greener, According To Steve Jobs

TreeHugger.com | Michael Graham Richard | Posted 09.09.2008 | Green


Our friends at Gizmodo are covering Apple's media event today, and Jason Chen wrote on Gizmodo's Live Coverage Site: "He's now talking about the env...

Are Apple's Problems Bad to the Core?

Shelly Palmer | Posted 08.25.2008 | Business


Shelly Palmer

While Steve Jobs' operation is known for its quality products and devoted fan boys, it seems that the company has compromised quality for growth.

Schools Give iPods To Freshmen

New York Times | Jonathan D. Glater | Posted 08.21.2008 | Business


Taking a step that professors may view as a bit counterproductive, some universities are doling out Apple iPhones and Internet-capable iPods to studen...

This Just In

Cathy Ladman | Posted 08.05.2008 | Entertainment


Cathy Ladman

I still don't know why that jet was being evacuated. I'm sure it will be in the paper tomorrow, along with some other old news. I don't know if I'll even bother to read that. I mean, it's old news, and there's an episode of Mannix on.

Life Cycle: E-Wasted

Simran Sethi | Posted 08.04.2008 | Green


Simran Sethi

Be aware, it takes even more energy and resources, pound for pound, to produce a Dell than a Dodge. A computer's energy usage has just begun once it leaves the factory, though.

An Underrated Green Consideration: Longevity

Collin Dunn | Posted 07.25.2008 | Green


Collin Dunn

There are tons of ways to embrace green these days; one of the often overlooked considerations is the longevity of our stuff. "Going green" or "being ...

Goodnight, CDs, Goodnight: the Return of Vinyl

Marissa Moss | Posted 07.24.2008 | Media


Marissa Moss

The once antiquated method of listening to music has been making a welcome comeback among both young and old music fans, especially in the indie-music realm. So why now?

Brokaw Asks Bill Gates: Do You Have An iPod? (VIDEO)

MSNBC | Posted 06.27.2008 | Business


As Bill Gates retires from his day-to-day work at Microsoft, he talks to Tom Brokaw about his career, his famous temper, computer games and kids and.....

Consumer Demand is the Answer

Brian Keane | Posted 06.24.2008 | Green


Brian Keane

We should insist that our politicians help create a business climate in which an alternative energy industry will flourish by renewing the clean energy production tax credits.

My Hyperbole Was Wrong

Charles Warner | Posted 06.19.2008 | Media


Charles Warner

My recent criticism of Sirius Satellite Radio CEO Mel Karmazin was a bit over the top and wrong. I am guilty of sloppy blogging and even sloppier hyperbole.

Aloha, Mr. Hand

Kevin Morris and Glenn Altschuler | Posted 06.19.2008 | Media


Kevin Morris and Glenn Altschuler

For all his reliance on social science research, in The Dumbest Generation Mark Bauerlein doesn't present any evidence to justify his assertion that this generation is the dumbest in American history.

The Writers Workbench: Power to the People

Robert J. Elisberg | Posted 06.17.2008 | Business


Robert J. Elisberg

The pleasure of using portable electronic devices wherever you wander lends itself to one of the downsides -- the drain of battery power. Here are six on-the-go solutions.

The Writers Workbench: Reach Out and iTouch Someone

Robert J. Elisberg | Posted 05.22.2008 | Entertainment


Robert J. Elisberg

Apple releases new iPods almost faster than rabbits turn out offspring. New and improved tech is always good, but it risks leaving what customers bought a year ago in the dust.

Steve's Job

Giles Slade | Posted 05.06.2008 | Business


Giles Slade

Notice that Blu-Ray DVD has won the video format war, but that nobody really gives a damn? At $400 a whack, people are going to stay with their old ...

If R.E.M. Makes A Comeback Album And Nobody Hears It, Does It Still Rock?

Tony Sachs | Posted 03.26.2008 | Entertainment


Tony Sachs

For the remaining faithful, a listen to their 14th and latest album, Accelerate, will feel like a vindication of sorts. The question is, who still cares?