LinkedIn has finally added an option to block other users on their service. According to LinkedIn, who are based out of Mountain View, California, they apparently added the option to help prevent spam and to keep stalkers at bay a...
Yesterday, several of the major tech companies released information on the amount of requests they received from the government. Now the numbers still aren’t specific, and deal in ranges, but it does give the public a better...
Five years ago, we didn't have a beachbody coach -- but now we do.
It’s 2014 and you’re going to seek a job. Alright then, how about trying to avoid some of these buzz words on your resume and see how it goes. Tah dah!
The United States Department of Justice is spending $544,338 on… their LinkedIn profile. Their goal is to “reach a large-scale professional network of existing and potential Criminal Division audiences,” said the agency. Acc...
After asking for reform back in October, many of the big names in tech are officially coming together to, hopefully, put an end to the National Security Agency’s poking around. You see, Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo, Google, LinkedIn, Twi...
The new Thor movie is out, but if you are unable to see it, just seek him out on social media.
When it comes to networking for business, LinkedIn is generally considered to be the go-to service. But LinkedIn doesn’t always help you stay in touch as well as it might. A clever app called Here On Biz uses your LinkedIn c...
This infographic provides info regarding the most popular websites around the world.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) annual “Who Has Your Back?” report looks at how 18 big tech companies protect their users’ data from the American government. 2013’s report is out, and it is...
A “good salary” in the United States depends on where you live. For example, $40,000 in Kansas might give someone the good life while $80,000 in Manhattan means you are only getting by. (Note: Those aren’t real s...
Twitter had just recently changed its logo from the old one to symbolize a new bird soaring up the sky. The soaring up might have also stood for Twitter’s desire of getting independent from other third-party services online....
