The CISPA Blackout That Wasn't A Blackout

April 22, 2013 Subscribe · Forward CISPA Blackout Doesn't Go As Planned Notice anything different about the Internet on Monday? Unfortunately for Anonymous, you probably didn't. Anonymous called for an Internet blackout to protest CISPA, a cybersecurity bill currently making its way through Congress, on Monday. And while over 300 websites are participating, the blackout isn't really making its presence felt, since most of the sites blacking out are quite small.  Continue reading... Your Facebook Privacy Just Took A Huge Hit A Doctor You Can Call, Text And Email 24/7 AR-15 Giveaway Reportedly Shut Down By Facebook Why Apple Investors And Suppliers Are Worried DOINK CISPA Blackout Doesn't Go As Planned WATCH: The Most Cringeworthy Tech Ads Of The '90s WATCH: The Most Cringeworthy Tech Ads Of The '90s NSFW: Vibrating Underwear For Phone Sex RANDI ZUCKERBERG Who's Really Texting While Driving Most? Hint: It's Not Teens As parents, if we are going through all this effort to install these apps on our children's phones, we need to make sure we don't turn around and engage in the same harmful behavior ourselves. Continue reading... JONAH BERGER Viral's Secret Formula, Part 2 Generating word of mouth or getting something to go viral sometimes seems like magic. Like catching lightning in a bottle. But it's not. By understanding the science behind social influence you can make your own products and ideas contagious. Continue reading... JAMES ALTUCHER Why Do People Hate Their Jobs? I limped out of the meeting and said, "excuse me", and took the elevator down 67 stories, went to Grand Central, limped home, and never went back to work at that job. Continue reading... THE DAILY MEAL Best Cooking Apps for Your Smartphone "There's an app for that." Cooking has spread beyond the pages of a cookbook and into our hearts through magazines, television and computers, and now we can even find cooking on our phones. Continue reading... HUFF TV Roy Talks Social Media Journalism on Bloomberg (VIDEO) Roy stopped by Bloomberg TV Wednesday night to chat about "the brave new world" of journalism in the age of social media. Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms impact the way news breaks and as Roy noted, it's not always a positive impact. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003