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The Future of Journalism?

The Guardian UK launches Open Platform today which could CHANGE THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT. Or something. Open Platform, according to the website, is the suite of services that make it possible for our partners to build applications with the Guardian. We’ve opened up our platform so that everyone can benefit from our journalism, […]

Posted inFashion

“The Kluminator”

I’m adding “-inator” to “-palooza” in my growing list of suffixes that are astonishingly still in play. That, said, Heidi Klum has re-imagined herself yet again, this time as a superhero, saving fashion week… designer clothing, or… defending models? I can’t really tell, but it’s a new web series called Spiked Heel, premiering tonight at […]

Posted inTech

Internet, Please.

So here’s the deal: I don’t want a land line because I’m not 80 years old. I don’t want cable television because if I got it, I’m pretty sure I’d get sucked into this Hills business with frightening speed and efficiency. (Oh, how I miss you, O.C.) I do, however, want high-speed internet in my […]

Posted inDrunk

Finally.

If only I’d had one of these on that fateful night at Porky’s in 2004… Now the iPod can answer the question: Am iDrunk? A new product called the iBreath turns Apple Inc.’s iPod into an alcohol breathalyzer. The $79 accessory plugs into the base of the iPod and functions like a field sobriety test. […]

Posted inTech

Snip, Snip… No More Internet

Bad news for our readers in Egypt: CAIRO, Egypt – Egypt’s communications ministry says Internet cables in the Mediterranean Sea have been cut, causing massive Internet outages. The ministry says three Internet cables running through the Mediterranean were cut Friday morning. Throughout the country the Internet is almost completely down or working sporadically. A reminder […]

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