Chicago-based Life Tokens, lets consumers express their emotions via coded tokens that are sent anonymously through the mail, and that link to personal online→

The Huffington Post: Not one for letting technological barriers get in the way of his son’s health, an Associate Professor of Computer Science at→

Long-distance relationships are difficult enough to maintain among adults, but when young kids are involved, the chances of achieving a meaningful conversation from afar→

Just because you run a business online does not give you an excuse to ignore your customers. Olark offers a tool that can help→

Law enforcement agencies don’t flip through old yearbooks when they want information on a suspect anymore—they turn to Facebook and Twitter. Social media sites→

What’s black and white and read all over? Not the white pages, which is why regulators have begun granting telecommunications companies the go-ahead to→

When it comes to business communication, Skype is an invaluable tool. Its impressive array of features make it ideal for sending files, checking in→

Waiting on hold stinks. Free service LucyPhone can listen to the hold music for you, then call you back when a real human picks→

photo credit: Crystl Those of you who operate an online business or often comment on other online businesses are sure to find this post→

BetaNews reports that Google Voice, the popular and often controversial VoIP, voicemail, and messaging service from Mountain View search giant Google is now open→

photo credit: jmilles With the many people that make up the Twitter community, its not hard to find a lot of annoying Twitters on→

photo credit: batega Many new business owners often make the mistake of taking their new adventure far beyond what is necessary. They spend every→

One out of four households in the U.S. is now wireless-only. ReadWriteWeb has the latest statistics from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention→

Despite “collaboration” becoming increasingly accepted and valued in business, there are still those that remain hesitant about sharing information or resources and about working→

In a session at Forrester’s Marketing Forum, Forrester analysts Josh Bernoff and Augie Ray presented research findings on peer influence and word of mouth→

According to ReadWriteWeb it’s known as the marshmallow challenge. Small teams are given 18 minutes to build a free-standing structure made of dry spaghetti,→

Susan Gunelius at Entrepreneur has five tips that anyone can apply to their social media marketing efforts today and start seeing positive results almost→

Excitement about the approach of the Federal Communications Commission’s National Broadband Plan, due March 17, is inspiring ever more dramatic calls for greater high-speed→

Paul King was headed to the airport in Pittsburgh in 2006 when he suffered an ill-timed communications blackout. His cell phone died and he→

Elizabeth Bernstein over at The New York Times has an interesting look at another use for the Internet. Along with helping people reconnect with→