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A recent report from Pew Internet & American Life Project entitled “Why most Facebook users get more than they give,” found that women update their status more than men and that people, on average, get […]

By Larry Magid I’m in Moscow where I spoke at Russia’s Safer Internet Day.  The day long celebration of safe and productive use of the Internet and mobile technology began eight years ago in Europe […]

By now much has been written about Facebook going public. The company filed papers last week with the Securities and Exchange Commission that trumpet its intention to raise at least $5 billion by selling shares […]

Based on the theory that you’re likely to like what your friends like, Willow Tree Apps has created Likes. It’s an iPhone and Android app that scans your Facebook friends’ “likes” of restaurants and bars […]

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Today all journalists, regardless of their chosen medium, are confronted with changing tools, audiences, and an ever-shifting media landscape. In our first San Francisco meet-up, we’ll take a look at how the radio industry has addressed these […]

This post appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on January 29, 2012 by Larry Magid Many people are celebrating the “people’s victory” that derailed, at least temporarily, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the House […]

OK I’m biased, but my son Will Magid is an awesome musician and he’s about to come out with an album from the new Will Magid Trio. He’s also on the verge of a major concert, Will […]

As my fellow CNET News blogger Chris Matyszczyk pointed out in a recent post,  Slovokian violinist Lukas Kmit found a way to acknowledge an annoying cell phone that rang during a concert, without missing a […]