Today’s New York Times celebrates the rise of a new group of historians of capitalism, led by Harvard’s Sven Beckert, that focuses on “the bosses, bankers and brokers who run the economy” rather than the people at the bottom of the heap,
By ERICA WERNERAssociated PressWASHINGTONFacebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is forming a new issues advocacy group to promote immigration reform, education and other policies aimed at growing the economy. Two people familiar with the discussions confirmed the effort, speaking on condition of
In case you hadn’t seen it, CREDO Mobile has been up to its antics again – this time it’s had Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in its sights. The mobile phone service provider has been using its phone network and online
If there’s anything that may help mitigate some of the anger the right currently has toward Gov. Christie, it’s the anger the left has toward him. Last Week Gov. Christie made a campaign swing through Califiornia. It concluded Wednesday night
(AP) President Obama is Time’s ‘Person of the Year’NEW YORKPresident Barack Obama has been named Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” for 2012. The short list for the honor included Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager who was shot in the
On the one-year anniversary of the fizzling “Occupy” movement that tried to pit the so-called 99% against the 1%, and on the day in which a video of Mitt Romney talking about the 47% of Americans who pay no federal
HBO’s new series “The Newsroom” got hammered by many left-of-center critics for its smug progressive spirit. Now, two scribes from liberal sites are calling out show creator Aaron Sorkin for his mean-spirited approach to the female characters in the new
Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin may have gotten the short end of the stick from Mark Zuckerberg, but on Thursday, Sens. Charles Schumer and Bob Casey announced they plan to punish Mr. Saverin and other expatriates like him by slapping a
At the launch ceremony of the Facebook IPO, CEO Mark Zuckerberg tells employees and supporters to stay focused as the company enters a new phase as a publicly traded company.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaves an investor meeting in New York after fielding questions about the No. 1 social network’s slowing revenue growth and its $1 billion purchase of Instagram as he kicks off a cross-country roadshow to promote the
Facebook is preparing for its initial public offering later this month. Analysts say CEO Mark Zuckerberg will not operate the company the way Wall Street would typically expect.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is asking users to highlight whether they’re an organ donor on their page. The social networking site has added an option so that users can list their donor status on their profile. Nearly 7,000 people die
CNN’s Gloria Borger’s thinking is so caught up in the liberal paradigm of “class,” as in class warfare, she sees everything in that light, while projecting it onto the right to provide cover for Obama’s use of class warfare. Evidently,
Facebook has made a much-anticipated status update. The Internet social network is going public eight years after Mark Zuckerberg started the service at Harvard University. It hopes to raise $5 billion in its IPO.
Facebook may give Barack Obama a slight edge this coming presidential election while creating a wide misperception about who’s actually pulling ahead in the Republican Party. A new partnership between Facebook and Politico announced last week will reveal users’ private
With the citizens of the Europe and America groaning at the thought of spending the rest of their lives as debt-slaves to pay for failed government stimulus spending, it is understandable that the Left elites are now trying to rewrite
A great actor is one who takes their role, researches it, studies that character’s story and puts themselves in that person’s shoes without holding anything back. A fantastic actor is all of the above, plays well with others, and takes
Click here for Part 1 on Ben Shapiro’s Primetime Propaganda, here for Part 2 on Roger L. Simon’s Turning Right at Hollywood and Vine, here for part 3 on David Mamet’s The Secret Knowledge, and here for part 4 on
The newly publicized life-story of award winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas seems to be one of those revelatory stories that tends to confirm some of the worst charges against liberals and the Old Media. The media sees no reason not
A few weeks ago, I filed suit in Washington, D.C., against Mark Zuckerberg and his Facebook for endangering his fellow Jews and others by allowing postings by radical Palestinians calling for a so-called “Third Infitada.” These postings called for the
A report in Iran’s Tehran Times claims that “the King is very upset with Mark Zuckerberg for allowing the revolt to get out of control.” Yes, I’m sure it’s Facebook’s fault and has nothing to do with the living conditions
So, the Academy Award nominations have been announced, and you know what that means: another article about lack of diversity in Academy Award nominations. CNN.com points out that even Javier Bardem, up for best actor, doesn’t count, because he’s “European.”
This week the world discovered that Goldman Sachs and Russian investor Digital Sky Technologies are planning to invest $500 million in Facebook, a deal which values the company at $50 billion. As a part of the deal, Goldman also plans
A nice, safe, inconsequential choice? Time couldn’t bring themselves to award information distributor, worshipper of hubris, self-styled rockstar Julian Assange the nod, though he dominated Internet voting. Of course, they couldn’t bring themselves to give the award to the tea
After seeing “The Social Network,” it’s easy to dislike Mark Zuckerberg. Still in his 20’s, Zuckerberg is the billionaire creator of Facebook, a massively popular website that has changed how people use the Internet. “The Social Network” chronicles the creation
“The Social Network” wastes no time in getting started. The film opens in the fall of 2003 with future Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg), a 19 year-old Harvard student, simmering with resentment over the insecurity he feels in his
AFP: Facebook on Monday said it is not usurping users’ content despite changing service terms to claim “perpetual worldwide license” to anything posted at the social-networking website. Changes to terms of service were necessary to keep in step with how