You remember podcasts, don’t you? They were going to take over the internet with swarms of data and and endless number of new celebrities. Well it happened… sort of.  There are huge networks of podcasters, including myself that you can log into and listen to hours and hours of mind-numbing informaiton that rehashes news stories,

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Tron. Legacy. Trailer. That is all.

Pride of Dakota is a program filled with opportunities and benefits for companies that produce, process or manufacture a final product in North Dakota. In addition to marketing help, Pride of Dakota members are also treated to training and education on a variety of subjects. Earlier this week, I was made aware of training for

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Well I did it.  I bought a Motorola Droid X yesterday and switched to Verizon as my carrier. I am completely in love with the features and capabilities of this phone, even with it’s larger-than-average size and nuances I’m still learning. But like every self-respecting geek, I had to find a way to tack on

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I read a fair amount of blogs and have many lists of certain people I follow in my Twitter stream to stay informed on a variety of subjects. But one of the people I pay attention to more than others is Darren Rowse from ProBlogger.com. Today, Darren posted a blog and video regarding a simplistic

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Today Google launched a new website called Google Fiber for Communities (http://www.fiberforcommunities.com). The aim of the site is to keep the public informed about who is currently on Google’s fiber project, who’s applying for it, and how it progresses. The response from communities and individuals looked huge, and Google looks to run test projects and

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HootSuite is ready to help businesses socially manage campaigns and offer assistance — all from one dashboard. The line between customer relationship management, technical support and promotional messaging is blurring as customers seek and expect interactions across multiple channels. HootSuite’s newest update adds tools to help learn about your audience and engage them with the

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Computer mice have really progressed over the last few years. They went from a clunky one button mouse, to a corded two button device, to a cordless, laser reading, ergonomic piece of equipment in a relatively short time. So the logical next step is … invisible? MIT PhD student, Pranav Mistry has developed a prototype

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