10 Things Your Commencement Speaker Won’t Tell You

10 Things Your Commencement Speaker Won’t Tell You

With graduation bearing down on us, it’s really time to start contemplating what the rest of life is going to be like. No more late nights in the library, no more paying for meals with discretionary funds, no more drunken frat party hookups. It seems like all the fun of youth is about to be … Continue reading

Vote for the Webby Awards Now!

Vote for the Webby Awards Now!

Vote for the Webby Awards Now!

Tuesday, April 10th is the launch of The Webby People’s Voice presented by Yahoo!, where you — the online voting public — have the chance to cast votes for your favorite Nominees and help them win a Webby Award. 

Get in on the action by voting, and encourage your friends to do the same by using the official Webby People’s Voice hashtag, #Webby.

The Webby People’s Voice Awards polls are now open through Thursday, April 26th. Go to pv.webbyawards.com and vote for your favorites!

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“It’s not about them pr…

“It’s not about them protecting their API, it’s not about them protecting the Java community. They want to share in Google’s success with Android, even though they had nothing to do with the Android platform.” – Robert Van Nest

Google attorney Robert Van Nest argued that Oracle only had a change of heart on the openness of Java after it failed to find a way to match Android’s success in the market.

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/04/17/BUHH1O409J.DTL&ao=all#ixzz1stW8srhl

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Tumblr – The Future of Blogging?

Tumblr – The Future of Blogging?

A study of Google searches has predicted that Tumblr is in prime position to overtake the term ‘blog’ on the web, enforcing the site’s status of being the most popular blogging platform. As seen in the diagram, ‘blog’ is still currently more popular in searches but if the trend continues, Tumblr will have overtaken the … Continue reading