Neetzan Zimmerman: What I Read

The founder of the Daily What explains his Media Diet

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Another Apple Leak in Vietnam: New iPod Touch Revealed?

A camera-equipped prototype turns up

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Critics Lament Freddy Krueger Remake's Lack of Originality

Is it ever possible to please the fanboys?

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Mike Tyson vs. Cannolis

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Christopher Ruddy: What I Read

Newsmax's Christopher Ruddy explains his Media Diet

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What to Make of Steve Jobs's 1700-Word Letter on iPhone Flash Ban

Tech bloggers are stunned

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Does Exercise Really Work?

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What I Read: Nathaniel Philbrick

The author explains his Media Diet

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In Defense of Apple's Stringent Developer Policies

Clamping down on coders may be best for users in the end

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A Roughly-Categorized April Fool's Day Joke Roundup

Nothing better than jokes placed in a taxonomy

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Amazon Should Breathe Easy Before iPadageddon

That's the Saturday iPad release date, in case you were wondering

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Felix Salmon: What I Read

The blogger at Reuters explains his Media Diet

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Heavyweights Duke it Out Over the Deficit

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James Gibney: What I Read

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Old People, Non-Geeks: The iPad's Unlikely Saviors

Forget the kvetching techies

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Ta-Nehisi Coates: What I Read

The Atlantic blogger explains his Media Diet

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The 3 Reasons Blankfein's $100 Million Bonus Is Bogus

Put down the pitchforks; disperse the mob. Biz bloggers don't buy rumors that CEO Lloyd Blankfein will net a $100 million bonus.

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What Went Wrong at Harper's?

What has the storied 160-year-old magazine done to deserve its current crisis? The answer may be nothing.

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Why Is Europe Abandoning Internet Explorer?

France and Germany urge citizens to ditch the browser until a breach allegedly exploited by Chinese hackers is fixed

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New Bank Tax Aims to Recoup the Bailout, but Who Will Pay?

Obama's proposed bank tax has focused the debate on who will, won't and should pay for the government's losses.

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