Brian Gongol

Motorola's weak performance hit Google's stock price pretty hard today. Google's trying to fashion a modern-day conglomerate, but it's making some odd choices along the way.


Literally, that is -- how their brains process information. Some research hints that whether one is inclined to follow the cues of others may be a left/right thing.

Network television is figuring out that they have to deliver differentiable products in order for anyone to prefer one newscast over another

Britain's prime minister has laid down a gauntlet, telling the head of Scotland's government that they need to bring up a referendum on leaving the UK within 18 months or shut up until the next Parliament

European credit markets have turned so sour that banks are getting big companies to essentially lend them cash to stay open

Facebook allows teacher to get her revenge on an idiot former student