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We’re constantly amazed by how the communication of news has changed over the past decade alone. A top NATO commander announced the end of the Libyan mission on Facebook, news of Osama Bin Laden’s death set a Twitter record, and … Continue reading →

Mark Zuckerberg’s alma mater is hedging its bets to find the next hot entrepreneur (and the next Facebook) with the opening of the Harvard Innovation Lab, an incubator designed for startup-hungry students on campus. The i-lab, as it is known … Continue reading →

About 97% of consumers used online media to shop local in 2010, according to a study by BIA/Kelsey and ConStat. Now, that wasn’t all food shopping of course, but the statistics show that giving money to local businesses is more … Continue reading →

Jonathan Goldford is a partner at JG Visual, an Internet strategy company that works with organizations to develop and implement their online presence. You can connect with Jonathan on the JG Visual Facebook page. Sometimes as programmers, we forget that … Continue reading →

One common complaint against mobile games is that they aren’t up to snuff with so-called “actual” games, that games like Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja can’t compare to action-packed console and PC games. We’re putting that assertion to rest with … Continue reading →

At the end of every job interview, you’ll encounter the inevitable question, “Do you have any questions for me?” While it’s an oh-so-predictable event, many job candidates aren’t prepared to shine when they reach this final test in the interview. … Continue reading →

Over the weekend, Egypt’s military-backed riot police stormed Tahrir Square and attacked protestors participating in “Occupy Tahrir.” Now, with a little more than a week until the country’s general election for a new government, hundreds of activists are recovering from … Continue reading →

This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business. On the face of it, they don’t seem to have much in common: Instagram and the … Continue reading →

Once again, citizens of Egypt flock to Twitter and YouTube to expose injustice in the ongoing protests against the newly instated military government. Just days before the general election is set to occur across the country, riot police cleared out … Continue reading →

Once again, citizens of Egypt have flocked to Twitter and YouTube to expose injustice in the ongoing protests against the newly instated military government. Just days before the general election is set to take place across the country, riot police … Continue reading →