After Egypt, the Internet has Become a Battlefied in Cuba

It’s not an exaggeration to say that the events in Egypt and Tunisia have many tyrants and dictators across the world in worry-fits. The successful popular uprisings that were fueled […]

Finally, someone in the national, legacy, press is paying attention to this. Not that attention from a traditional news organization is needed to legitimize a story, but it’s about time. […]

In an absolutely brilliant post titled “Startup America Should Look Like America” by Kalimah Priforce the brazen lack of anyone of color in Silicon Valley and tech startups is throughly […]

[Editor’s Note: This is a repost from Pa’lante Latino and was written by Christina T. Saenz] The world is watching as the Egyptian people reclaim their government. They are demanding […]

Latinos are less likely than whites to have a home Internet connection — especially broadband — but more likely than whites to access the Internet, email or instant messages on […]

Media will not be consumed on TV or computers we know them in the future. Even now, smartphones and tablets are increasingly peoples’ gateways to the Internet, and by extension, […]

A recent study from Nielsen found that about a third of cell phone users in the U.S., 31%, have smartphones with Internet enabled operating systems, and this percentage is even higher […]

Google wants to get its hands on the Latino market and it has a plan of action to do so. The company has created a “specialist team” to focus on […]

Using Facebook online actually makes us more social offline — at least according to a study from the University of Texas at Austin. The New York Times reports that Facebook […]

Facebook has found another way to make money off of you, and me, and its other 600 million-ish users for that matter. Check this out, Facebook’s new “sponsored stories” takes […]