 | Alexis Ohanian started Reddit, the self-proclaimed "front page of the internet." Then he helped kill SOPA, the bill that threatened to destroy it. Now he's running for President. Of the whole thing. |
 | Reddit's under fire again — this time for a section where users post secretly-taken photos of women. Unless it's illegal, creepy content is the price of an open platform, Reddit GM Erik Martin suggests. |
 | Justin Bieber had beliebers worried all week, telling everyone on Twitter his computer and camera were stolen, when really it was a big PR stunt for a new video. Cool Justin, cool. Some of us were actually worried. |
 | Seriously, has this ever happened to you? |
 | Knowing is half the battle. |
 | A new study provides the data to what many knew anecdotally: The rise of patent trolls has gotten out of control. And they're killing innovation. |
 | An energy drink company hyped up its celebrity attended launch party by promoting a hashtag for the event. A handful of hooligans swarmed the hashtag, livetweeting a fake version of the worst (and funniest) party ever. |
 | The searches of the vice presidential debate. |
 | Both The Beard and The Best Headline Writer In Tech News say that Apple is set to announce the iPad mini on Oct. 23. Separately, they are rarely incorrect. Together, They Are the Apple Event Prophets. (iPad mini, October 23, mark your calendar.) |
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