Posts tagged news
Posts tagged news
NYPD every-frickin-ware monitoring #mayday parade. #ows #nyc #news (at Union Square Park)
Just wrote for @fastcompany.
“The Kiss” by Danielle Steel - contributed by Carol Rosenberg
@gitmobooks is a Tumblr of books found in the Guantanamo Bay library.
Hundreds of Reddit users have crowdsourced the Boston terrorism investigation and are searching through photos and videos for clues to the suspect’s identity. I wrote about the good and the bad for @fastcompany. What do you think?
Ever been curious why you can’t make calls on your mobile phone after terrorist attacks or natural disasters? I investigated the science behind overloaded lines for @fastcompany and found out what you can do about it.
Big story. Just wrote about it for @fastcompany.
After seeing the IEDs used in Afghanistan India Nepal and Pakistan the Department of Homeland Security warned law enforcement in 2010 that they could …
Over @fastcompany. Timely. Check it out.
As I write for Fast Company, playing massive multiplayer RPGs has become way less interesting than hacking into their services, stealing source code, and mapping how the hell the network infrastructure actually works.
Just wrote this piece for Fast Company. Absolutely fascinating—the three tech giants are helping build and scale out a massive database of trafficking leads for law enforcement worldwide.
I just wrote for Fast Company about PETA’s New Hunter-Hunting Drones. Check it out.
Just wrote for @fastcompany. In 2013, you can even liveblog your prison sentence.
Check out my reporting for @fastcompany on Taco Bell and KFC adapting their restaurants to India—and the hundreds of millions of veggie-loving middle class consumers who just want a burrito. (via 1: Chipotle Vegetable Chalupas | Indian Taco Bells, KFCs Adopt Touch Screen Ordering, Vegetable Sandwiches | Co.Create: Creativity \ Culture \ Commerce)
Just wrote about this big story for @fastcompany.
If this were anywhere else in the States, it would have created a national security crisis by now,” Puerto Rico’s police chief, Hector Pesquera, says of the sky-high murder rate, roughly seven times the national average. “But we are out of sight and out of mind.