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Why Bill Gates must buy the Lakers
Andrew Leonard
Steve Ballmer's Clippers purchase offers new proof of tech mogul cultural domination. But the job is not yet done
Monica was our sex-ed teacher
Tracy Clark-Flory
My generation of women came of age against the backdrop of the Lewinsky scandal, and it shaped our view of sex
AOL suffers significant security breach, warns customers to change passwords
Sarah Gray
If you are an AOL user, take heed: Don't click on any suspiciously spammy emails, and change your password
Bill Gates got me fired!
Andrew Leonard
Flashback 1996: How a satirical article attracted the attention of Microsoft's CEO, and got one young writer canned
Young-adult mastermind Cecil Castellucci: “There’s no way I can write a ‘Hunger Games'”
Sara Scribner
Comic books! Sci-fi! Post-apocalyptic awesomeness! YA's genius Renaissance woman Cecil Castellucci opens up
Chelsea Handler’s fake advocacy: “Taking care” of women while slinging racist jokes
Daniel D'Addario
Handler's positioned herself as the thinking person's host, while trashing women and people of color
Tales of a female sex addict
Erica Garza
My compulsion began when I was 12 and took me to dark places. I wasn't just hooked on porn -- I was hooked on shame
10 worst right-wing moments of the week: Victoria Jackson for office!
Janet Allon
Pat Robertson becomes the voice of reason on creationism, while the former "SNL"-er reveals her repugnant platform
Mother of “distressed baby” responds to AOL CEO Tim Armstrong
Prachi Gupta
Though he later restored the policy, the CEO had blamed 401(k) cutbacks on the costs of complicated pregnancies
10 best twitter reactions to the gmail outage
Sarah Gray
In the epitome of #firstworldproblems gmail was down today, and naturally twitter responded
There won’t be a liberal Rush: The economics of conservative media
Jeffrey M. Berry, Sarah Sobieraj
There's a reason why the airwaves are filled with right-wingers — and it's all about big business
Gwyneth Paltrow and her trainer make a tone-deaf lifestyle series
Daniel D'Addario
The actress wants you to restart your life!
Colbert bestows gift to the Fox News self-promotion machine
Sean McElwee
After Fox News staff were paid to leave pro-Fox comments on blogs, Stephen Colbert takes it one step further
We are not one nation under Twitter
Stephan Richter
The people cashing in are Silicon Valley kingpins, banks and company insiders. The general public gained nothing
Down with online crybait!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Buzzy videos demand you grab the tissues, but they just make me feel manipulated
Be afraid, Amazon competitors: Retail giant’s critics misunderstand the brilliant business model
Eugene Wei
Amazon's not showing a profit most quarters, but those who say it can't make money are reading the numbers wrong
New book reveals Fox News PR’s dirty trick
Sarah Gray
The news company paid staff to battle the bloggosphere and covertly promote the network
TechCrunch has a very sexist weekend
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Two gross displays at Disrupt are met with well-deserved disgust
Now there’s rehab for Internet addicts
JESSICA HULLINGER
A new hospital–based treatment facility in Pennsylvania offers tech junkies a 10 day digital detox program
Spam gives the Internet meaning
Kevin Driscoll
From Viagra ads to "urgent" emails to tweetbots, the evolution of the Web's worst feature helps us understand it
Even America’s best paid women don’t get equal pay
CAROL HYMOWITZ, CECILE DAURAT
Standard & Poor’s data on best-paid executives shows that female high-achievers still earn 18 percent less than men
Colin Powell denies affair after reported Guccifer hack
Jillian Rayfield
Personal emails between the former Secretary of State and a Romanian diplomat had been leaked
Is online privacy a right?
David Sirota
Feds want an Internet skeleton key that would allow surveillance of encrypted content. Will tech companies agree?
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