 | If convicted, Reuters' deputy social media editor Matthew Keys faces up to 25 years in prison and $750,000 in fines. |
 | Unless a lot of potential Hollywood movies that have built-in fan bases start using Kickstarter, it's unlikely that another project will get this far, this fast, anytime soon. |
 | Hashtags could fundamentally change what it means to post on Facebook. And test users' comfort in the process. |
 | With apologies to PETA, please, please play Ridiculous Fishing. |
 | No. But that doesn't mean you should take them! Also: How soon is too soon for Gchat? And when to discipline your dumb Facebook friends. |
 | Scent marketers play with people's noses and minds in stores, hotels, and military simulations. All thanks to a former Disney Imagineer. |
 | The launch event for the Samsung Galaxy S IV saw women celebrating the phone's capacity to track their weight, shopping, and wedding planning. Here's what other phone companies think their female customers might use those cute pink box things for. |
 | Babies love patterns, and, let's face it, we're all basically babies. |
 | The head architect for Google+ asks his followers, "what are the aspects of the way Reader works that made it so useful for you?" He then adds, "This is not a thread to simply complain." The answers — and there are many — are actually pretty great. |
 | The Sunday Times wonders if learning experiences that prioritize fun teach kids about the real world: "Do we want children to “barely notice†when they develop valuable skills? Not to learn that hard work plays a role in that acquisition? It’s important to realize early on that mastery often requires persevering through tedious, repetitive tasks and hard-to-grasp subject matter." |
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