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An alternative to the college degree?
Amy Scott Jun 8, 2012
New kinds of credentials could offer a cheaper path to a good job.
Is the airport pat-down coming to an end?
Tess Vigeland May 28, 2012
Maybe in the distant future. The Department of Homeland Security wants technology companies to design a scanning device that would replace the pat-down.
Why Facebook's IPO was slightly delayed
Scott Tong May 21, 2012
Facebook's first investors didn't lose their shirts. The company's stock is trading right where it started on Friday: 38 bucks a share. But the initial public offering didn't go exactly as planned. The start was delayed; computer systems locked up; and NASDAQ executives are promising to fix the problems.
An app too far?
Lore Sjoberg May 18, 2012
Apple's new Apple Store self-checkout app has Wired.com columnist Lore Sjoberg worried.
Innovation funding gets the ax
John Dimsdale May 18, 2012
The Technology Innovation Program helped fund a lot of innovations, but now the program has been eliminated.
At Lulu's: No Wi-Fi for you!
Mark Herz May 18, 2012
Lulu DeCarrone was tired of laptoppers turning her New Haven coffee shop into a silent crypt, so she cut them off. And business has never been better.
Is venture capital 'broken?'
Jeff Horwich May 10, 2012
A new report echoes what's been whispered around the industry for years: the model of funding startups through venture capital firms is not working any more.
New York's tech industry booms
Heidi N. Moore May 10, 2012
New York is now the second most important U.S. tech hub after Silicon valley, based on startups and job growth, new study says.
The Pivot: Why failure equals success in Silicon Valley
Matt Berger May 27, 2012
Why does the high-tech start-up culture from Palo Alto to San Francisco so embrace the concept of failure? It's all in the lexicon.
Resisting the iPhone, at all costs
Tim Bedore May 2, 2012
Commentator Tim Bedore's 14-year-old daughter is lobbying ferociously for an iPhone.
