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A 39-year-old Las Angeles musician claims he found upwards of $3 billion in buried treasure off the Texas coast with the help of Google Maps.

We had the pleasure of using an Edirol V440 HD video mixer and Edirol VC300 format converter in our live studio and we thought it would be cool to show you a bit about how it plays in our ecosystem. We use the Edirol mixer for many different types of projects that have one thing [...]

Israel takes to the Intertubes to answer questions about what’s what in the Gaza Strip.

A $50 billion Marshall Plan to save healthcare? Not. How about lopping off a couple zeroes and doing it for $70 million? The answer’s in the XML.

For the past seven months, the Federal Communications Commission has kicked around the idea of auctioning off a piece of the wireless broadband spectrum in order to provide free Internet access to Americans.

Historically, WSJ.com has relied on a subscription model to generate revenue, a tribute to it’s print roots. A site visitors couldn’t access Wall Street Journal content unless he was a paying subscriber. With their relaunch in September, WSJ.com seems to be striking a balance between the slow growth and dependable revenue of a subscription model, and the fast growth but recession prone ad-supported model.

Electronic Arts doubles their layoff target to one thousand people in hopes of saving $120 million in 2009.

How and where does failure play on the road to innovation? In this episode of BrainJuicer TV, we travel to Montreal to explore fantastic failures and their unexpected results.

Jeff Wieler, VP of Service Operations of Do IT Smarter, discusses the importance of selecting managed services that address the business process where a basic technology solution simply isn’t enough.

Joseph Panettieri, Editorial Director of Nine Lives Media, answers why the managed services market has remained profitable and sustainable, in spite of the recent economic downturn that has adversely affected several other areas of IT.