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The ‘Most Hated Man’ in the Tech Business Gets PWNED

Posted on September 17th by .
Bill Lerach, the securities lawyer whom WIRED magazine called a "bloodsucking scumbag" in 1996, has finally met his match. Lerach is set to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy involving ...
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I Want My Two Hundred Dollars!

Posted on September 4th by .
OK, I'll admit it. I paid the stupid tax. The early adopter tax. Whatever you want to call it, I knew I was paying a premium for my iPhone when I bought ...

Filmmakers Chase Their Dream–On a Segway

Posted on August 12th by .
Josh Caldwell and Hunter Weeks were bored with their cubicle-farm jobs, making good money but feeling empty and unfulfilled. Like many white-collar workers, they dreamed of a life beyond the veal-fattening ...
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Virgin America: Like a Multimillion-Dollar IPod. That Flies.

Posted on August 8th by .
Virgin America launched its U.S. air service yesterday, and immediately staked a claim as the most geek-friendly airline yet invented. It's also one of the most comfortable and pleasant to fly in ...
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Book Review: It’s Not News, It’s Fark

Posted on July 25th by .
Drew Curtis may run one of the funniest news aggregation sites around, but just because he's a joker, don't make the mistake of thinking he doesn't really understand the news. If his ...

Book Review: Brazen Careerist Gives Advice on Hacking Corporate Culture

Posted on May 29th by .
Penelope Trunk helped convince me to take my current job at Wired News, and it was great advice -- I love my job. As my friend, her advice is supportive, sympathetic, frank, ...

Geeks and Suits Rub Shoulders at GigaOm Party

Posted on May 10th by .
Om Malik and TheLadders.com CEO Mark Cenedella joined forces to throw a cocktail party at San Francisco's Pier 38 Thursday evening. Was this a turning point for the boomlet of optimism and ...

Party in a NASA Hangar Gives a Glimpse of Space Culture

Posted on April 16th by .
MOFFETT FIELD, California -- Twenty-year Jet Propulsion Laboratory ...

Kathy Sierra Case: Few Clues, Little Evidence, Much Controversy

Posted on April 15th by .
In the mountain of commentary that has been published about the Kathy Sierra affair on blogs and in mainstream publications, one fact has so far remained obstinately unconfirmed: Who was it that ...