Marcelo Guerra

I didn't attend LeWeb this year, but judging by the chatter, one of the more discussed talks was given by Forrester's CEO, George Colony who outlined...

semantic analysis of web pages via API

Samsung and LG are reportedly testing 2048×1536 pixel displays for Apple's next generation iPad.

Pomegranate molasses adds a sweet-tart complexity to grilled chicken.

Some resort towns get trendier over the years, but Bar Harbor — a delightful base from which to bike, hike and sail around Maine’s Mount Desert Island — feels deliciously frozen in time.

Now you can add some spice to your social gaming garden with "Weeds Social Club," a new Facebook game based on Showtime show Weeds.

Rationality evolved to win arguments, some scholars suggest, and flawed reasoning is itself an adaptation.

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podcast from my SXSW panel on the DEXTER ARG

What makes a good online media planner?

There's a button war going on around us. Google, Digg, Yahoo, StumbleUpon, LinkedIn — they've all been angling to get their buttons in prime real estate on big websites. But two players loom larger in the space than anyone else: Facebook and Twitter. And Twitter just escalated the war a bit today. Twitter has just unveiled the Follow Button. This follows their Tweet Button which is already in use on thousands of websites across the web. While the Tweet Button was great for sharing individual pieces of content, the Follow Button is meant to establish more social connections on the service. In this regard, it's sort of like the Facebook Like Button, which people place on their websites to get other Facebook users to tie themselves to brands remotely. Of course, the Like Button also acts a bit like the Tweet Button as well (that is, you can share individual pieces of content from it too).

After finding success revolutionizing restaurant reservations, OpenTable's founder has a new challenge: to bring neighbors closer together