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What You Laughed And Groaned At On April Fools’ Day 2013

Justin Davis — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 12:30:20 +0000

April Fools’ Day has become a time when corporations let their marketing and creative departments loose to create online trickery and fake headlines with the orders of, “Make this go viral.” It’s also the time of year when many people refuse to check their email, get on Facebook, log on to Twitter, and now avoid […]

Terrifying Sci-Fi Becomes Troublesome Reality: “I’m Afraid I Can’t Let You View That, Dave.”

Matt Algren — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 17:05:45 +0000

On Sunday night, the prestigious Hugo Awards were held in Chicago, recognizing excellence in science fiction. Realizing that we live in the future, the powers that be decided to air the awards ceremony live on the internet through Ustream so anyone in the world with an internet connection could see the awards as they happen. […]

Test The New Disqus 2012 Right Here On Techcitement

Matt Algren — Thu, 24 May 2012 16:00:55 +0000

We’re pleased to announce that starting today, you’ll see a revamped comments section at the bottom of each Techcitement article. Disqus, the commenting service we use, began previewing on a broad scale its newest iteration nearly a month ago. After watching the improvements for a few weeks, we feel it’s now stable enough to roll […]

The Highlight Of SXSW

Jeremy Goldstone — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 15:53:04 +0000

Every year at SXSW, a new social media platform becomes the darling of the hipster/techie set. This year, the app blowing up in Austin is Highlight, a location-based social media friend finder. Think of it like Grindr, but without the inherent gay dating aspect. Or like Blendr, except without the ick factor of every media […]

Dear Photograph: Old Tech And New Tech Create A Window To The Past

Matt Algren — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 15:15:50 +0000

Photo blog/community art project Dear Photograph just opened two months ago, and already it’s taken the internet by storm. With a mix of past and present evoking memory for the individual and a surprisingly universal longing for days gone by, it also gives us a chance to study the different technology used by submitters.