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AOL iPad Mag "Editions" Missed The Memo About The AOL Way

The iPad magazine looks gorgeous and works about as well as Zite, Flipboard, et. al. It even understands if you're not into AOL content. And it's cool with that. Why? Its creators, David Temkin and Sol Lipman explain.READ»

Why AOL's Tim Armstrong Isn't Sweating Dial-Up Revenues

During an awkward and tense exchange at on Monday, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said AOL's dependence on dial-up revenue was "opinion."READ»

Starbucks Digital Network Brews Up Curated Web Content

The folks who brought you CDs, books, and even DVDs while you wait in line for coffee now want to bring you content online as well.READ»

iFive: Seabed Oil Leak Fears, Jobs Tops Power List, Vaccination Patch, Bloodhound SuperSonic Car, Paywall Accounting

While you were sleeping, innovation was sticking itself in what looks like a Blue Man Group's torture chamber, phoning a friend from his smartphone, and noticing that there are similarities between Apple's antenna testing facility and ...READ»

Secure Browsing Ain't So Secure, After All

Engineers have discovered a major flaw in a technology that many Web developers use to ensure secure browsing, reports InfoWorld. SSL, or Secure Sockets Layer communications, are used in any Web service whose address begins with ...READ»

Can Anyone Tap the $100 Billion Potential of Hyperlocal News?

Community-driven news services have been the next big thing online for years. Can The New York Times or AOL find the $100 billion local-advertising pot of gold?READ»

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