First, I reviewed the awesome Zombieville USA iPhone app for the awesome Bricks of the Dead Lego Zombie comic site. Then, I reviewed the most recent episode of Lost, which focused on our star-crossed lovers, Jin and Sun. On TVTyrant. I also wrote up a piece on this really cool process created by a couple [...]

IBM, Canonical and Simmtronics are partnering to bring inexpensive netbooks to businesses in emerging markets. On Network World.

Girls In Tech is starting an exciting education initiative. I co-authored a post with Tommy Jenkins about it on the GIT national blog.

Fully a third of Barron’s top-respected CEOs are from the tech industry. On Hot Hardware.

I was interviewed for Girls In Tech about how Digg works, in three videos: Part 1; Part 2; Part 3.

Microsoft claims it’s not the enemy of open source software it once was. It kind of makes sense. On Network World. Netflix has announced it’s started shipping discs to customers who have Wii consoles, so they’ll be able to stream directly to their television sets. On Hot Hardware. Finally, this is the final season of [...]

What a great episode of Lost. Lots to digest. I try to do it justice over on TV Tyrant.

Educators are increasingly open to the idea of building online testing platforms with open source software. On Network World.

The title of this post says it all: “24 goes from slightly stupid to fully-fledged moronic.” On TV Tyrant.

Apparently, the need for open-source developers continues to rise, despite the dismal economy. Nice. On Network World.