Power jeans are increasingly common in high-ranking business and political circles. Indeed, jeans are now a legitimate part of the global power-dress lexicon, worn to influential confabs where the wearers… Read more →

New research from the University of Southampton has demonstrated that it is possible for communication from person to person through the power of thought — with the help of electrodes,… Read more →

Is Twitter a social network or blog? That’s how the conversation started here at Organic…and it blew up from there. A Social NetworkIf you consider the definition of a blog… Read more →

There are two general types of usability testing: Expert reviews—A trained professional in human-and-computer interaction reviews a website or application based on existing user-experience best-practices but takes into consideration variations… Read more →

Social media can do more than just allow you to monitor the conversation — it can actually help you change what people are saying, argues AMD Senior Vice President and… Read more →

In search-engine advertising, marketers bid against each other on key words. When a consumer searches for any of those phrases, ads appear above or next to the search results. Where… Read more →

Jeff Smith is a diligent social-networking user, but he doesn’t own a PC. “I prefer a cellphone and a service for a cellphone,” says Smith, 40, a postal worker in… Read more →

As a mouse The Magic Mouse is a very, very pretty mouse—something you wouldn’t feel like you had to hide when not in use—and looks different enough from other mice… Read more →

Craig Newmark’s Craig’s List is estimated to have about $100,000,000 in revenue — with 30 employees. That’s $3.3 million per employee, and even if it costs $70,000,000 to run it… Read more →

I have two kids and run two businesses. My kids are a 7-month-old girl and a 3-year-old boy. My first business, a Web consultancy called Soapbxx, will gross $300,000 in… Read more →