Oops! CNN’s John King Calls Mitt Romney ‘Governor Mormon’
John King had an awkward slip-up during CNN's coverage of Saturday's Nevada caucus results. King was explaining several factors at play in the night's voting results, including breaking down votes by each candidate's respective religion.
Watch Suzanne Malveaux Ask An Awkward Tim Tebow About His Love Life
With the Super Bowl approaching, CNN took the opportunity to chat with the biggest star in the sport who won't be playing tomorrow: Tim Tebow, who was gracious and sweet about people criticizing him but appeared a little less prepared to be asked on national television what he looks for in a potential mate. Host...
CNN Takes A Look At Occupy The Hood: ‘Adding Color To The Occupy Wall Street Movement’
As CNN pointed out this afternoon, not everyone in the so-called 99 percent is simply "not the one percent" -- there's a range of different economic groups and diverse backgrounds within that huge chunk of the population and, as with many ultimately well-meaning movements, certain groups' specific needs or concerns tend to be shut out...
Jon Stewart’s Jaw Drops At Romney Not Being ‘Concerned About The Very Poor’
Mitt Romney was off to a bad start this morning, as he began the day telling CNN's Soledad O'Brien that he was "not concerned about the very poor." Jon Stewart happened upon this clip in horror, trying to understand what Romney was getting at. The best he could do was to imagine Romney...
Analyst talks three possible routes for future Apple TV
A dedicated Apple TV set was a hot topic at the end of 2011. So far in 2012, news on that front has been relatively quiet, but a new note by longtime Apple TV set booster and Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster is reigniting the discussion.
Cool for school: Education is a big hit on YouTube
YouTube isn't just about cat videos anymore: Educational content has been growing rapidly on the site, with views of educational videos doubling in 2011. Google is investing some of its money to give videos about biology and world history a more professional look and feel.
EyeIO: Netflix’s secret weapon against bandwidth caps?
Palo Alto, Calif.–based video encoding startup eyeIO came out of stealth mode Wednesday and immediately announced an impressive first customer: Netflix is using eyeIO's encoding technology to lower the bitrate of its HD video streams, which should help the company both in mobile and emerging markets.
Boxee officially pulls the plug on PC client
Boxee is following through with its announcement to remove the Mac, Windows and Linux versions of its client from its website. PC users have until the end of Tuesday to download the latest version, but many might opt to check out a competitor instead.
Elance adds video chat to its virtual workrooms
Elance recently introduced video chat to its users as a new feature embedded directly into the site. That will allow employers and contractors to have face-to-face communication without having to open a different application or video chat client.
Spool’s next bet is on collaborative curation
Today Spool is mostly being used to bookmark and sync content that you want to consume later across multiple devices. But there is an opportunity for it to go beyond managing interesting content and enable its users to share content with relevant groups.
Spool’s next bet is on collaborative curation
Today Spool is mostly being used to bookmark and sync content that you want to consume later across multiple devices. But there is an opportunity for it to go beyond managing interesting content and enable its users to share content with relevant groups.
