Brian Lam, founder of gadget review site The Wirecutter, on his pared down media diet. "I try not to open Twitter too often. Some editors, I don't know how they're getting any work done."
Getting hacked is becoming more and more common, especially if you work in media. Gizmodo and Reuters were both hacked on Friday. Thanks to ex-Gizmodo writer Mat Honan, we know what the horror of slowly realizing you've lost control of your entire tech existence feels like.
You can stop worrying now, because we know you were so concerned that you stopped doing work all day and stared a gymnastics GIFs to make yourself feel better, but you can stop that now: New York Times's gadget reviewer David Pogue's iPhone has been found.
Dissatisfied with this afternoon's inductees into the Internet Hall of Fame, Gizmodo has posted an alternate list of people it says "made the Internet worth coming to in the first place, and kept us clicking."
In yet another step toward becoming the next Huffington Post big important Internet news thing, BuzzFeed snatched up Gizmodo's Matt Buchanan.
Excitement for Windows 8 was enough to bring out the Apple fanboys to rain on the parade
For the second year in a row, an Apple employee misplaces his precious device
Prosecutors announced that two others will face misdemeanors
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