Low Prices and Low Expectations
I’m not sure if you heard, but an early leader in consumer electronics megastores is trying to make a comeback. Before I even begin, I want you to keep this...
Backseat Moderating
It isn’t really my intention to get political in my Digital America column, because that kind of topic tends to almost immediately divide readers...
Eyes on the Skies
I was listening to Opie and Anthony on the radio this morning and heard something that cracked me up, for whatever reason. The topic...
Digital Comfort Food
Rather than write another commentary on a recent event, or a critique on some new internet privacy issue, I’ve decided to write about a...
#Blackout2015: A Tale of Bad Public Relations, An Unexpected Firing, and a Power Move by Reddit Moderators
I went on a little road trip to Vermont this past week with my girlfriend, spending some time in the mountains and enjoying the...
Free* Internet
I read an interesting opinion piece on Wired earlier today regarding Facebook’s “Internet.org,” an ambitious program aimed at connecting millions of off-the-grid individuals to...
Wazed and Confused
A few weeks ago, I decided to download a Google-owned navigation app called Waze. I’d heard a lot about it from friends, and I...
White Noise
As I hunkered down and prepared for the snowstorm that passed through Richmond last night, I decided to head over to a few of...
Hide and Seek
Last Friday, British Prime Minister David Cameron sat with President Barack Obama in Washington, D.C. to discuss a number of topics, including the recent...
“I Read the News Today, Oh Boy…”
Before I got on my flight to Houston yesterday I opened up my laptop and skimmed Facebook. In their “Trending” section at the top...