On August 2, 2011
Interns: What to Do When Nobody Has Time for You
That start-up internship looked phenomenal on paper but now that you're there, you realize everyone is too busy to guide you. Here's how to cope.
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On August 2, 2011
Austerity Kool-Aid: The U.S. Is Repeating Europe’s Mistakes
Deep spending cuts in the U.K. have failed to ignite growth, while a similar program has yet to halt the sovereign-debt crisis in the eurozone. Why are American officials so eager to follow suit?
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On August 2, 2011
Venerable U.S. Ad Agency Leo Burnett Withers in Hands of French Owners
It's Greece branch filed for bankruptcy and its Brazilian management left en masse. Meanwhile, Leo Burnett USA has won just one significant new account since 2009.
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On August 2, 2011
10 Weird Health Theories That Just Won’t Go Away
Is there really an obesity epidemic or is it just scaremongering? Are drug companies ignoring a cheap cure for multiple sclerosis? Is there anything that low doses of naltrexone cannot do?
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On August 2, 2011
Are You Suffering From Success Deficiency Disorder?
A number of setbacks have you feeling like you can't do anything right and you're taking the business down with you. It's a common feeling among entrepreneurs. But you can shake it off. Here's how.
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On August 2, 2011
Patent Wars: DoJ May Take Preemptive Action as Giants Build Stockpiles
A consortium of six major tech players calling themselves "Rockstar Bidco" won a US$4.5 billion bid for 6,000 Nortel patents in June. The deal closed last week, but all may not be said and done. The Department…
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On August 2, 2011
The Greening of Government IT
The U.S. government is actively pursuing a major shift in information technology operations that emphasizes the use of cloud technology. While this effort eventually may reduce the amount of "on-site" electronic equipment used by federal agencies, other…
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On August 2, 2011
The Future of Android, Part 1: The Legal Squeeze
To say Android's popular among consumers is like saying Godzilla's a lizard. It's a question of degree. More than 500,000 new Android devices are being activated daily, Google's Andy Rubin tweeted in late June, and the number…
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On August 2, 2011
Should Customers Cut Netflix Some Slack?
Technology analyst Scott Steinberg answers the question, "What do Netflix's price changes mean for subscirbers, and how stupid is splitting the costs on unlimited DVD and streaming plans?" To sum up, they mean customers are going to…
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On August 2, 2011
Sarcasm: A New Path to Creativity? (No, Really)
A new study appearing in the Journal of Applied Psychology finds that snarky co-workers may be doing your workplace an important service-increasing everyone's creativity. The research was...
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