Comment Technology and the Economy (Score 1) 249
It seems as though technology can be used to kill two birds with one stone... I wrote an op-ed about this.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/aaron-greenspan/new-deal-20_b_142518.html
Submission + - New Evidence Debunks "Stupid" Neanderthal (sciencedaily.com)
ThinkComp writes: "In what could possibly be a major blow to a scientific consensus that has held for decades, recent research suggests that the traditional conception of Neanderthals being "stupider" than Homo sapiens may in fact be misleading. As articles about the research findings state, "early stone tool technologies developed by our species, Homo sapiens, were no more efficient than those used by Neanderthals." The data used in the study is available on-line along with a visual description of the process used."
Feed news.com: Skeletons in the crimson closet: Facebook's latest Harvard scuffle (news.com)
Aaron Greenspan, who claims ownership of Facebook, has petitioned to the United States Patent and Trademark Office in an attempt to cancel the social network's trademark on the name.
Feed New York Times: DealBook: Facebook Hit With Another Suit (nytimes.com)
In a petition filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Aaron Greenspan, a former Harvard classmate of Mr. Zuckerberg, is seeking to cancel Facebook’s legal claim to its name.
Bookmark Facebook: Who's the real dad? (blogspot.com)
Feed New York Times: Who Founded Facebook? A New Claim Emerges (nytimes.com)
The Web site has been fighting claims that its founder stole the idea. Now another man says he was the creator.
Feed Estonia Computers Blitzed, Possibly by the Russians (nytimes.com)
Estonian officials declared that their country is the first to fall victim to cyberwarfare.
Feed TurboTax's electronic filing overloads at the last minute (com.com)
Blog: Intuit confirmed on Tuesday evening that a deluge of last-minute filing had overloaded the electronic filing system used in its...
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