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I seem to go through annual cycles of Internet obsessions.
In 2008, it was social communication platforms, like Twitter. In 2009, it was services that make microblogging easier, like…
I wrote an article about smartphone addiction last month, covering research released by UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom.
The folks over at e2save were inspired to create an infographic…

Thursday, September 8 marked the third annual Fashion’s Night Out. The brain child of U.S. Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour and the Council of Fashion Designers of America, Fashion’s…
I’ve written a few times about infographic resumes on Mashable, and each time, I feel like a hypocrite, because I don’t have an infographic resume. Well, folks, not anymore!
Freelance designer Snow White Powers helped me design my new infographic resume. Check it out!
Good morning, sunshine! The view from my & @laureni’s room at #mashcon at the Disney Contemporary in Orlando.
Can’t go wrong with a jumping photo.
Associate editors Lauren Indvik and Erica Swallow returned from an impromptu trip to Moscow, Russia on Tuesday. After finding a $400 round trip deal on Travelzoo, they recruited Rowan Wernham, founder of mobile photosharing service Snapr, to be their travel mate. The trio planned and documented the trip on the fly using a mix of paper guides, a shoddy Lonely Planet iPhone app, Twitter, Foursquare, Instagram, Snapr, Tumblr and Facebook, among other social tools.
If you weren’t already jealous enough, you can see more photos from their journey on Erica’s Flickr page. Thanks to Rowan for the photo above, taken with CrossProcess.
What’s the best travel deal you’ve found online?
Here’s a quick overview of day 1 in Moscow with @laureni and @rowanwernham. Photos courtesy of Rowan. (And I’m posting all of my pics on Flickr soon.)
First day we visited all the obvious stuff to get it out of the way while were still jet lagged. But not too jet lagged to rule out a bit of jumping.



