Can a virtual currency make you healthier? The founder of Wellcoin thinks so
Wellcoin is the world's first health currency, which you can accumulate for being healthy, from going for walks to eating the right meals.
Why the end of New Music Tuesday signals the true death of the CD
CD shipments are declining by tens of millions each year, and the shift to New Music Fridays will further push music toward the Web and digital media.
Over 2.5 million positive tweets sent about marriage equality, proving #LoveWins
Following the Supreme Court's national legalization of gay marriage, social intelligence company Wayin, analyzed Facebook and Twitter responses
Supreme Court’s gay marriage legalization sets Twitter on fire
The Supreme Court legalized gay marriage nationwide and Twitter was flooded with thousands of reactions from citizens, politicians, celebrities and more.
If you can’t beat ’em, Tweet em: How VH1 is changing the ratings game with hashtags
VH1 programming such as "Love & Hip Hop" have dominated Nielsen Social Guide Rankings as a result of VH1 making a concerted push for social media.
More laughs, less villainy: Orange is the New Black Season 3 review
Jenji Kohan and the Litchfield inmates return for a third season of the Netflix series "Orange is the New Black" and this time they tone the drama down.
25 Quotes from Orange is the New Black’s new season that explain it all
We binge watched the entire third season of Orange is the New Black over the weekend to pick out the best quotes that help define the latest installment.
Lebron James dominated Stephen Curry on Facebook in posts about the NBA playoffs
LeBron James is the focus of millions of posts, comments, and likes about the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors during the 2015 NBA Playoffs.
Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce, formally introduces herself in a photo tweet
Bruce Jenner will appear on the cover of the June issue of Vanity Fair as a woman named Caitlyn. Jenner officially announced the cover photo and name change on her new Twitter account.
Amazon to debut Woody Allen’s first ever TV series
Woody Allen will be making his first TV series in his illustrious 65 year career, slated to land on Amazon Instant Video sometime next year.
Trek recalls nearly 1 million bikes after defect paralyzes a man forever
Waterloo-based bike company Trek has recalled specific models of bikes released from 2000-2015 over a nearly-fatal defect that injured three people with one rendered paralyzed.
NBA connects international fans with legends and superstars via live Q&A
The NBA will show their fan appreciation for the millions who followed the 2014-2015 regular season with 20 different live Q&A sessions on social media with more than 20 NBA players and legends.
Inside one of the first 3D-printed fashion shows in America
On April 16, the world's most popular 3D print fashion designers will showcase their latest items at one of the first 3D print fashion shows in America.
How Money & Violence conquered YouTube with no money and only a little violence
In just a few months, indie drama Money and Violence has become a YouTube phenomenon, with more than 13 million views, and counting. But what's next? To find out, we spoke with the creator of "Money and Violence," Moise Verneau.
For those dreaming of warmer locales, take a virtual live tour with the Maui Cam
EarthCam just added the Maui Cam -- perfectly timed for those of us dreaming of warmer climates, as we dig out of winter.
Forget selfie sticks, this speaker has a remote shutter button for self-portraits
Instead of choosing between taking a selfie or having a rocking dance party with your smartphone, Divoom's Bluetune-Bean speaker lets you do both, simultaneously.
5 of Amazon’s new pilots you should sit down and watch right now
Amazon released its fourth slate of original pilots. We've watched them all, and these are the absolute best, most binge-worthy five shows of the bunch. Give them a try!
Amazon is going Hollywood, plans to produce 12 theater releases per year
Helping to further blur the lines between streaming video and traditional mediums, Amazon has started Amazon Original Movies with the aim to release 12 movies in theaters ever year that will arrive on the company's Instant Video platform shortly thereafter.
