The CEO would tell us more, but then he'd get "punched in the face."

Google makes another big education play 

“The inherent problem with the stock photography industry is that companies care about companies … and they care about keeping their margins high — 70 percent plus,” Livingstone told me recently. “I thought: Why don’t we try and do things completely backwards? Let’s invert that revenue pyramid so that photographers are on the top.”

A few years back, Carson Sweet decided the cloud was the new wild west.

Powerlinx’s four founders view themselves as the ultimate matchmakers.

If you want your crowdfunding campaign to accept Bitcoin, Crowdtilt has you covered.

Could this fix our issues with public Wi-Fi? 

Even if you don't want to be a "Bluedouche," this headset may be worth a look. It's designed for the new generation of headset users: People who want to use Siri or voice prompts to get directions, not necessarily people who want to prattle on in public phone conversations.

Would you use this headset? Let us know in the comments!

Flappy Bird is as weird a story as that of its creator.

Why is New Jersey targeting the Boston-based developer of a Bitcoin program — one that has never even been used to mine Bitcoins?