APPLE, APPLE, APPLE

Bennet Kelley, 06/11/12

Columnist, Radio Host, Political Analyst and Internet Lawyer

As one who has played the role of translator on both coasts, I believe that what feeds the divide is the extent to which neither community speaks nor fully understands the language of the other.

John Pavley, 06/09/12

CTO @ The Huffington Post, Mgt Hckr

The app store contest is both a marathon and a sprint. Today's race is just the latest lap around the "software store" track. My advice to the digital consumer is to play the field, don't bet on a single runner, enjoy the spectacle, and always download wisely.

Marvin Ammori, 06/08/12

First Amendment/Internet Lawyer

Much of Jeffrey Katz's op-ed laments the power of Google and calls on the company to abandon its business practices "for the sake of Internet freedom." His definition of "Internet freedom," however, seems to be "increased web traffic for Nextag."

Brad Spirrison, 06/08/12

Managing Editor of Appolicious and Chicago-based writer

The fact that nearly seven out of 10 new applications are developed for iOS devices is particularly relevant given that both Apple and Google are about to unveil new tools, bells and whistles at their annual developer conferences.

Danielle Moodie-Mills, 06/08/12

Writer, Polinista, and Equality Advocate

If we could entice these tech savvy kids with the natural world through games, not only could we begin to reverse the sedentary indoor childhood trend, but build conservation stewards of tomorrow -- one click at a time.

Women 2.0, 06/08/12

Enabling female tech entrepreneurs.

While volunteering with Iridescent's Technovation Challenge, I would often come home from mentoring the group of teenage girls with a smile on my face and a fist pump in the air. "Finally!"

Lena L. West, 06/08/12

CEO & Chief Social Media Strategist, Influence Expansion

Here are five ideas -- including some for you right-brainers out there -- to liven things up and renew your commitment to building your thought leadership online.

Tanya Jo Miller, 06/08/12

Multimedia Producer

Bradbury had one of those big personalities where it's hard to tell fact from fiction, and I found it didn't matter much where the line blurred, because his stories had the feeling of legend anyway.

Bob Burnett, 06/08/12

Berkeley writer, retired Silicon Valley executive

There will be many possible themes for the 2012 Presidential election -- jobs, women's rights, and religious tolerance, among others. But a central theme should be "who do you trust to clean up Wall Street?"

Govindini Murty, 06/08/12

Co-Editor of Libertas Film Magazine

Even as Chinese dissidents like Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo and artist Ai Weiwei suffer physical imprisonment, hundreds of millions of their fellow Chinese citizens are suffering a form of mental imprisonment thanks to their nation's system of internet censorship.

Fron Nahzi, 06/08/12

Writer specializing in international development

In the ever-expanding and fast-paced new media world, issues appear to be more about context and less about content. The posts often appear short sighted, and lack substance but they reach a wide audience nevertheless.

Shawn Amos, 06/08/12

Amos Content Group

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) wrapped up yesterday in Los Angeles, and one thing's for sure: there's a lot more going on than just games!

Desmond Tutu, 06/08/12

1984 Nobel Peace Prize winner

For the sake of our planet, a conversation that needs to be heard is the one between generations, between elders and young people around the world -- and those who are in between.

Adam Levin, 06/08/12

Founder, Credit.com and former director NJ Division of Consumer Affairs

Facebook's approach to its IPO was consistent with the way it has handled the personal data of its users. In both cases, it seems the company's leadership has pushed policies that are disproportionally focused on their personal enrichment at the expense of everyone else.

Robert C. Crosby, D.Min., 06/08/12

Professor of Practical Theology, Southeastern University

Some Christians, churches and Bible agencies have caught on to the fact that someone else has already paid for these new roads to be built. These electronic avenues are open and ready for a million journeys of faith and witness.

Network Awesome, 06/08/12

The Best TV Network in the World

We think of green screens as a unique tool that can transport us into deep space or out to sea with a few edits, but they can be so much goofier than that. The true magic of the green screen is that it can become whatever you can dream up.

Julie Flynn Badal, 06/08/12

Mother and Writer

There it was, posted between a Pinterest recipe and YouTube video by Florence and the Machine. Deb, a former colleague, had died of cancer. She was forty years old.