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AOL Television has announced the launch of Outside the Box, http://www.television.aol.com/outside-the-box, a new free on-demand online series in which cast members from popular network and cable television programs interview one another using fan submitted questions.

AOL Television has announced the launch of Outside the Box, a new free on-demand online series in which cast members from popular network and cable television programs interview one another using fan submitted questions.

It can be hard to find just what you want in the 24-hour news cycle that constantly churns content out online. One way to find the information you want is by setting up computer-generated alerts. These electronic notifications are relatively simple to use and offer a range of helpful services, from

It's AIM! For OS X! The masses weren't exactly clamoring for this one. Users have long had plenty of options for running AOL's instant messenger app on an a Mac. Apple, for one, has iChat. AOL used to have its own app, too--though, as Infinite Loop points out, the company has neglected to update it, for the last four years or so.

Thoughts on: Twitter, Public Safety, Law Enforcement September 29th, 2008 In this entry, I’ll share my thoughts on Twitter as a public safety service and opine on Law Enforcement’s engagement on it as well as provide suggestions to law enforcement agencies nationwide to better interact with Twitter (ultimately, their citizens).

California gives its lawmakers unlimited gas cards September 27th, 2008 What’s up with California’s lawmakers? First, they pass legislation that makes it illegal to use cell phones while driving, yet texting while behind the wheel is still legal (thankfully rectified earlier this week).

With more critics piling on to the just-say-no-to-Yahoogle bandwagon–questioning the controversial ad deal for Yahoo to outsource some of its search ads to Google–sources said some top Google execs are now hightailing it to Washington, D.C., to smooth over any regulatory feathers the company might have ruffled with its aggressive, damn-the-torpedoes approach to pushing the deal forward.

comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of the U.S. search marketplace. In August 2008, Americans conducted 11.7 billion core searches, virtually unchanged from July, as Google Sites extended its lead in core search market share by 1.1 percentage points.

Yesterday I put together a short Video called Midewst Super Conference Rocks. It took a few minutes to make, and I got a Google Page #1 listing in minutes. In fact I completely dominate Google Page #1 for the term, Midwest Super Conference.

By Berin Szoka & Adam Thierer As we noted in our intro to this series, Google's tenth anniversary has passed with Googlephobia reaching new heights of hysteria. But is Google really too big and dangerous, or are people just too lazy to find other alternatives to each of the wonderful services that Google offers?