If Bitcoin goes to zero, what will be left? More than you think

by Jeff John Roberts Nov 5 2013, 11:42am PDT Bitcoin is soaring again, leading to a new wave of hype and investment, but it could still fail. In a recent talk, two Bitcoin authorities explored what would be left behind if Bitcoin collapses once and for all. Read More » The YouTube Music Awards: a train wreck, exuberant, or just in search of the right tone? by Liz Shannon Miller Nov 4 2013, 12:44pm PDT YouTube took the idea of a music awards show in an entirely new direction last night with the YouTube Music Awards -- a deliberately messy showcase of its most popular content. Read More » Amazon has a Kindle sale to hail new in-flight device rules by Jeff John Roberts Nov 4 2013, 9:34am PDT No more silly rules on using electronic devices on take-off and landing. Amazon is marking the occasion by "thanking" the FAA and offering discounts. Read More » The New York Times is running hard, but staying in the same place — and ads are a big part of the problem by Mathew Ingram Nov 1 2013, 6:10pm PDT The New York Times is seeing continued growth in subscription revenue thanks to its paywall, but at the same time its advertising revenue is still falling, both in print and online. Read More » Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 30,880 subs and $791k in revenue, with jump thanks to government shutdown by Laura Hazard Owen Nov 1 2013, 1:43pm PDT Ten months after going independent, Andrew Sullivan's politics blog the Dish has hit $791,000 in subscriber revenue. The goal for the year is $900,000. October saw a surge in membership numbers because of the government shutdown. Read More » Don’t like how Twitter’s new expanded image feature is messing up your timeline? You’re not the only one by Mathew Ingram Nov 1 2013, 11:28am PDT Twitter rolled out a new expanded photo and video feature this week that fills its users' timelines with full-sized images, but not everyone is enamored of the new look or the reasons for it Read More »