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The list of hacked accounts reportedly includes those of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, Rihanna, Kirsten Dunst, Selena Gomez and, of course, the omnipresent Kim Kardashian. Apple, however, has not yet confirmed it has pl...

Buzzing us into an upright position.

Guest Post: Whenever startup ecosystem commentators discuss how to create European technology businesses of global scale they tend to name one company as a shining example: Skype. Headquartered in Luxembourg and develope...

Sponsored Post: Star Trek's Holodeck may seem far-fetched, but the pieces of its premise are coming together at an incredible pace and the software that will power it all is already being explored for the next generation...

This time last year, Michigan-based accelerator Coolhouse Labs was graduating its five first startups after a summer of experiments and lessons. Now after living and working together in what can be best described as “s...

Guest Post: DevOps is not about specific tools. It's about IT operations and software development working closely together to deliver software faster, with fewer errors. Tools enable this collaboration between people -- ...

Sponsored tweets, recommended tweets, Twitter Cards -- what's next for the social network and how does an algorithmic method of displaying content factor in?

It took two years, but the Acceleprise accelerator for enterprise startups in the District of Columbia has finally established a presence in the startup and investing haven of the Bay Area. An initial batch of eight like...

DesignCrowd, a global crowdsourcing marketplace today has announced it has hit $20 million worth of payments to its designers. To bolster its growth in the U.S. it is also hiring a team in San Francisco.

Software is moving from large, multipurpose applications to discrete services that offer high value every time they're used.

Guest Post: While these jobs require little training or higher education, they usually pay above minimum wage and offer many workers lifestyle flexibility and the opportunity to work close to home.

The new man, Scott Jordan, is a professor of computer science at the University of California at Irvine.