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David M. Ewalt, Forbes Staff
David M. Ewalt, Forbes Staff
David M. Ewalt, Forbes Staff
Quentin Hardy, Forbes Staff
For all its success, Facebook faces a bit of an existential crisis: What to do about death? read »
The final number is in! Charlie Sheen received 82,148 applications for his available internship position. read »
What's our traffic like? That's a question we ask ourselves all the time. Mostly, we're looking for answers about unique visitors and page views. read »
Felicia Day is a true Internet success story. As an actress, she got her break with a part in Joss Whedon's Buffy The Vampire The Slayer. But her career really took off in 2007, when she wrote and produced her own web series, The Guild, and released it for free as monthly episodes over the web. read »
Aspiring singer Rebecca Black is demonstrating the power of social media -- especially when it comes to creating overnight sensations. read »
Three years after the Client Number Nine scandal, those involved have moved on to bigger and better things. Well, depending on how you define "bigger and better": Eliot Spitzer landed a gig at CNN, while his former call girl, Ashley Alexandra Dupré, now pens a sex column for the New York Post and was featured on the cover of Playboy. But some people who weren't directly involved have had a harder time moving on, namely a woman named Amber Arpaio. read »
Dennis Crowley is the CEO and co-founder of Foursquare, a location-based social networking service that's a darling of the tech world. read »
How do you take Eminem off the gray, gritty streets of Detroit and get car buyers to pick up the same gritty vibe in a spotless suburban Chrysler dealership in Peoria? I thought about this the other day when I read about a contest sponsored by TED (a conference organizer [...] read »
