MyBlack^® Technology

• Why Twitter spells trouble for some pro athletes
• The 100 Most Powerful Black Men on Twitter
• Desiree Rogers’ Digital Media Strategy for Johnson Publishing
• Black Enterprise iPad Review (Video)
• African Americans Talk and Text the Most
• The 100 Most Powerful Black Women on Twitter
• FCC Commissioner Clyburn Wants Wireless and Wire Networks Treated Equally
• Living the Bitchie Life: Lessons in Growing a Brand
• NFL Stays True to “No Tweeting Rule” and Fines Chad Ochocinco $25,000
• Facebook Post Gets Detroit-Area Juror In Hot Water
• Alliance for Digital Equality (ADE) and Latinos in Information Science and Technology Association (LISTA) Announce Partnership to Further Digital Empowerment Initiatives
• Is Social Network Growth Slowing in the U.S.?
• Blackcitycentral.com - A Unique Cyber-Resource Center Launched by and for People of Color and All Those Committed to Enriching the Lives of People of Color
• Observing Ramadan? There''s An App For That
• More African-Americans are using broadband at home overall adoption slows
• How Black People Use Twitter
• How New Google-Verizon Deal May Shut Out Black and Latino Web Users
• The state of black women in the blogosphere
• Internet Venture Funding Eludes Blacks
• Louisiana Launches African-American Heritage App
• Interactive One and Council Of Urban Professionals Conclude Successful Inaugural Digital Summit, a Conference Examining the Importance of the Multicultural Online Consumer
• Legislators call on Brown to demand worker data from Google, Apple, others
• Latinos, Blacks Help Fuel Growth of Online Education
• Help Kickstart 2011 Black Weblog Awards
• Tech for a Good Cause: Mobile Tech Aid to Africa
• Is the Digital Divide Headed in the Right Direction?
• India Unveils $35 Tablet Computer That Looks Like iPad
• A Social Network Built on Mobile Phones
• NBCSL and Georgia Legislative Black Caucus Move Swiftly to Expand Broadband Access to Georgia’s Underserved Communities
• American Legacy Magazine Goes Digital With Zinio, Facebook, and Twitter
• Using Social Media for Make Social Change
• Launch Into Digital Revolution Grounded Under "Third Way" Plan
• Look Out, Here Comes Google TV
• Apple, Inspired By Black Customer, Reverses No-Cash Policy For iPad
• CBC members: don’t help the telecom industry destroy the open Internet
• Blacks find home in the Twitterverse
• National BDPA and WorkplaceDiversity.com Announce Winners of the 2010 Best Companies for Blacks in Technology Award
• TV One Launches 'Cube,' First Web Series
• In Africa, Google Sows Seeds for Future Growth
• National Black Information Technology Professional Leadership Conference 2010 - Atlanta, Georgia
• YouTube Launches in South Africa
• Study Shows: Dwindling Digital Divide, Blacks More Attracted to Twitter
• Facebook Disabled Taliban Spokesman Account
• Chavez asks Venezuelans to tweet on speculators
• African-Americans find home in the Twitterverse
• 5 Ways African-Americans Can Use Technology for Empowerment
• Cyberdiscrimination in Dallas: Is Neil a More Desirable Tenant than Tyrone or Jorge?
• Bronzecomm Targets African-American Community
• Apple iTunes Deems iPhone App Photos of African American, Latino and Womens' Faces Offensive, Reports Mark Parillo of Marko Games
• African American Digital Influence
• States Move to Allow Overseas and Military Voters to Cast Ballots by Internet
• Despite America's iPhone Obsession, We're Behind the World's Mobile Calling Curve
• Obama Criticizes iPad During Commencement Speech
• Chavez rockets to No. 1 on Twitter in Venezuela
• Clyburn: Broadband Offers New Opportunity For Minority Creators
• What is '.com' in Arabic?
• F.C.C. Proposes Rules on Internet Access
• Twitter-verse draws more black followers into its orbit
• Amtrak Goes Full Speed Ahead with MyBlackJourney.com
• Jet Launches Bloggy Multimedia Site MyJet247.com
• First Non-Latin Web Addresses Go Live
• African American Firm Pioneering New 3D Game Design in China
• Mr. President: Time to Take the Wheel on Net Neutrality
• FCC to Restore Authority Over Net Neutrality, Broadband Service: Netroots Backlash Cited
• First lady's first tweet
• Why Are So Many Black People On Twitter?
• Talent Search: What Black Media Can Learn from Google
• Obama Pushes Minority Entrepernuership and Tech
• Netroots to Obama FCC: Inaction Is Not an Option
• Cyber Racism on College Campuses
• When "Non-Discrimination" Actually Discriminates
• Help for the African-American IT Entrepreneur
• How To Promote Civil Protests On Facebook And BlackPlanet
• Hugo Chavez Invites Fidel Castro To Join Him On Twitter
• Genealogy Website Shines New Light on African-American Ties to Liberia
• African Americans LOVE Twitter
• Black Students Experience More Online Bias Than Whites
• Black People Love Twitter (More Than White People)
• Why Is Twitter More Popular With Black People Than White People?
• How To Promote Your Events On Facebook And BlackPlanet
• Blacks missing out on science and tech jobs
• Know Your Rights App for iPhone
• Is Craigslist a Pimp?
• One Laptop per Child targets Middle East and E Africa
• In New Jersey, a Civics Lesson in the Internet Age
• Does Gossip Have a Skin Color?
• Facebook Group Praying for Death of President Obama Passes 1 Million Members
• Techno-Trash Floods Uganda
• Hugo Chavez Joins Twitter: See His First Tweet
• Internet Regulations Threaten Tele-Healthcare
• Social Media Branding In The Age Of Obama
• Microsoft, Google eye Arabic web growth potential
• Digital Tribes: Rising Asymmetric Power
• The Newark Digital Empowerment Summit Hosted by the Alliance for Digital Equality is a Success
• UMD chancellor addresses allegations of student racism on Facebook
• Actor and activist Hill Harper urges African-Americans to go online
• Civil Rights Division Pushes for Internet Accessibility
• SMS Fights Malaria Scourge in Africa
• Microsoft to invest in small black-owned firms in SAfrica
• Prince George’s Center bringing Technology to the Masses
• Tech for Africa, or Tech in Africa?
• Colin Powell Joins Twitter Fundraising Campaign to End Malaria
• IBM ramps up Africa investment
• Gateway improves mobile networks in West Africa
• 8 Social Media Strategies to Engage Multicultural Consumers
• Social Media Is the New Hip-Hop
• Africa's EASSY cable construction complete
• Nigerian Email Fraudsters, Humbled by Vigilante Justice
• The Power of Social Media to Save Lives
• BET submits proposal to U.S. government to expand African-American broadband access
• Saying 'No' to the Comcast-NBC Merger
• Top 5 social networking sites for African Americans in San Diego
• Why is the blacks in tech event content from sxsw being hidden?
• Top 5 African American Health Web Sites
• Retailing African Fashion Online: A movement towards a Global Fashion Culture?
• African Ex-Pats Spur Tech Advancement in Homeland
• Best weblog award goes to Internet platform from Kenya
• Out of the Loop in Silicon Valley
• Michelle Obama: Daughters Allowed Limited Time Online, Warned Of Facebook 'Gossip Mill'
• Soooo 15 Months Ago: Can Team Obama Close Engagement Gap By Green-Lighting Social Media?
• Racism Is A Big Player In Online Video Games
• Spelman College gets $1 million technology grant
• UNITY Urges FCC to Reclaim Its Authority on Net Neutrality
• National Black Technology Organization Helps Connect Current & Future Black Technolgy Professionals
• Where Are All The Black Techies?
• PC Sales Set to Post Sharp Rise in 2010
• Computers for Africa Launches New Initiative to Help Schools
• Intelsat expands Africa’s satellite infrastructure
• e.tv launches e.tv Africa in twelve countries across the continent
• Multisource and XConnect Form IP-Peering Federation for South Africa
• Twine+Evri: Black News in Real-Time
• Black Political Bloggers Make A Difference
• African-Americans in Silicon Valley Leave Imprint on Today’s Technology
• US Internet Population Diversifies
• Is Your ‘Hood Geo-Tagged Up?
• More Than Content …
• Access to Internet vital for the poor
• Computer Love: Black People Meet.com’s Ron Worthy Talks Online Dating
• 'Digital Divide' Closing Fast
• Google Earth helps unearth new human species in South Africa
• Vodafone brings the web to millions in Africa and India
• The Triumph of the Ordinary Cellphone
• Twitter grows, Facebook gains ground in sub-Saharan Africa
• Africa: Fiber Optics in Sub-Saharan Region Improve Infrastructure
• Africa: EASSy Cable Lands in Dar es Salaam
• Nation's Only Daily Black Newscast BLACKTV247NEWS.com Launches!
• Stephanie Wilson Among Legacy of Blacks in Space
• No Signal for Black Media
• Coming Soon: An Online University Targeting African Americans
• Alicia Keys Seeks Head Blogger for New Website
• LUS study finds 'digital divide,' dissatisfaction with Internet speed
• Black Web 2.0 Talks Foursquare on CNN
• African American Media Absent from iPad Revolution Despite Our Projected $1 Trillion Buying Power
• Africa: Continent at Risk of Being Used as Base for Internet Attacks
• Navigating the Nuances of Being a Black IT Professional
• The Ten Best Black Authors on Twitter
• 20 people you should follow on Twitter
• Broadband rules target black families
• Digital study: African-Americans more likely to be viewers of video on mobile devices
• Creating a National Broadband Strategy for All Americans
• The Black Internet Agenda and Digital Inclusion In the Age of Obama
• Obama Gets Prayers Emailed Daily To His Blackberry
• Africa: Why Continent Must Develop Broadband
• Africa Calling
• S.African Tech Groups Facing Empowerment Laws
• African American Tech Guru With a Social Vision
• Alliance for Digital Equality Plans April Confab
• Video game technology extends to heart of Africa
• Foreign Policy: Africa's Internet Threat
• Shirley Franklin Helps Close the Broadband Divide
• Anatomy of an Internet Rumor: Twitter Falsely Declares Dr. Dorothy Height Dead
• In Chavez's Venezuela, the revolution will be blogged
• Chavez: Twitter and websites may soon be blocked in Venezuela
• Venezuela: Concerns About Controls on the Internet‎
• Venezuela to launch 200 public internet centres this year; reports satellite progress
• Google Entwined in Censorship Battle in Brazil
• PayPal arrives to its birthplace, South Africa
• Africa: Heralding the birth of dot.africa generation
• Jack and Jill of San Francisco Hosts Beautillion 2010 Using Social Media in a Whole New Way
• Big Broadband Brazil
• Tweeting for Poor Folks? That'll be the Day!
• Today’s Internet & Rev. Hooks’ warning
• Telecom Companies Seek To Make Haiti A Mobile Nation
• Social Networks a Lifeline For the Chronically Ill
• Frenchman hacks Obama's Twitter account
• Digital convergence will change Africa
• Africa's Cyber WMD
• Africa: Financing Green Technology Adoption
• Africa: Poor Internet Links Mar Region's Satellite Data Access
• Social Media Activism: Adding to the Haitian Narrative
• Trend of the Times: Reporters Tapping Into Social Media for Content
• Bridging the other digital divide: National broadband plan can generate jobs for hard-hit communities
• Broadband plan holds great promise for minority access
• Secret Service Investigating Twitter Accounts Calling for Assassination
• Row over ‘ugly blacks’
• Ministers Promise Decade for African Science
• Concern About Racism and Social Networking Grows
• Online Hate Sites Grow With Social Networks
• Google quits censoring search in China
• Broadband Access Needed For African Americans’ Advancement
• NuMobile and Nova Plan a Webcast to Update on African WiFi Project
• Knowledge and access to new technologies are key to India-Africa partnership
• Chris Hughes's Act III -- Jumo.com, A Social Platform For Global Volunteerism
• Review Site Yelp Sued by Local Businesses
• Mobile Social Network MocoSpace Now 11 Million Members Strong
• Google and Partners Seek TV Foothold
• Fear of surge in Internet crime ahead of S.Africa World Cup
• Africa’s Largest Wind Project Advances
• Facebook May Make Africa, Middle East Mobile Deals
• Web: South Africa has fourth highest Internet usage in Africa
• Intel Venture Arm to Boost Africa, Middle East Deals
• Africa: less than 1 million country domain sites - survey
• Should The Internet Be Eligible For A Nobel Peace Prize?
• Aaboomers.Com Features Media-Mogul Cathy Hughes Interview for Women's History Month
• AfricanAncestry.com Powers Emmitt Smith's African Roots For NBC-TV's Who Do You Think You Are?
• So, Only White Men Can Be Game Designers?
• “How to be Black” grabs SXSW audience
• Twitter Announces @anywhere To Take Twitter Everywhere
• Dr. Dre Looks To Make HP ‘Amazing’
• FCC unveiling sweeping national broadband plan
• Privacy concerns hinder 'real-time Web' creation, developers say
• Africa’s Gift to Silicon Valley: How to Track a Crisis
• Push is on for equal Web access across U.S.
• Ogilvy Hosts 'Blacks In Tech Panel' At SXSW
• Jim Crow in Silicon Valley is Exposed
• An optimistic view on diversity in IT, all the way from Brazil
• The Atlanta Post to Target High Income African-Americans Online
• Cell Phones Can Help Fight AIDS in Africa
• Africa TLD registries discuss take-up of domains
• Has the current Information technology revolution really reached Africa?
• Africa urged to embrace agro-biotech
• Apps for Africa
• Facebook Will Allow Users to Share Location
• Pennsylvania woman charged with recruiting jihadists online
• Google Improves Its Translation Tool
• White House tweets spread president's message
• US Firm Urges Affordable Internet Access for East Africa
• Africa’s digital road at tipping point
• U.S. Hopes Internet Exports Will Help Open Closed Societies
• Afropop's Hip Deep Site Launched: Music Tells Story of World
• Why Google Buzz Is a Bust—Especially for Black Folks
• Ludacris, Foxx target black youth in social media push on HIV
• Moguldom Targets High-Income-African Americans with Launch of The Atlanta Post
• National Urban League Sets Trend, Launches IamEmpowered.com
• Blacks in Tech Getting Set for SXSW
• East Africa: We Have the Demand for Local Content, Why Not Upload It?
• 1stFriday.com, Inc. Launches Social and Professional Networking Website for Blacks
• African-American Contributions to Green Technology
• Moguldom Launches the First Blog Dedicated to Twitter and African-American Celebrities
• Online game seeks to empower Africa
• Higher Income Minorities Fastest Growing Segment of Web Users
• More Americans get news from Internet than newspapers or radio
• Can Citizen Journalists in South Africa Help Open up Government Data?
• When Black Wall Street Turns White
• 6 Months, $90,000 and (Maybe) a Great Idea
• Redrawing the Route to Online Privacy
• Google and Brazil in Tourism Deal
• The Internet & Our Future
• Study: Middle and Upper-class Minorities Adopting Broadband
• Gone Are Our Civil Liberties… Is Our Internet Freedom Next?
• Facebook's news-feed patent could mean lawsuits
• Pentagon revises social networking policy
• Vogue Italia launches Black and Plus-Size Sites
• Blacks-only FB group causes a stir
• Twitter Ads Imminent, Might Actually Make Money
• Millennials Defined By Technology Use
• How do you like those apples? Apple Inc. hides lack of diversity
• Internet Addiction Might Actually Get Recognized By The Official Book Of Mental Disorders?
• High Cost and Level of Income Determine Broadband Access in U.S
• Yahoo! and Twitter strike content-sharing deal
• Larger Threat Is Seen in Google Case
• Open Letter: “Together We Can Close the Digital Divide and Maintain An Open Internet”
• A New Civil Rights Mandate: Champion Open Networks To Close the Digital Divide
• Internet usage soars
• NAACP Steps to the Forefront with a New Multimedia Website
• Google, Don't Be Hypocritical
• Blacks @Microsoft Host Minority Student Day
• Mobile devices boost blacks' use of the Internet to that of whites
• Blacks, Latinos and women lose ground at Silicon Valley tech companies
• The Second Digital Divide
• African American Lectionary Project uses technology to inspire and educate
• Hungry for New Content, Google Tries to Grow Its Own in Africa
• Number of African-Americans on Facebook Mirrors US Makeup
• Smart Phone Technology helps African-Americans, Hispanics Close Digital Divide
• Comcast To Fund African-American Broadband Initiative
• Digital divide: Blacks and Latinos lag behind
• Study shows that African-Americans are top Twitter users
• Gen2Media President Mary Spio Named One of 50 Most Important African Americans in Technology by eAccess Corp.
• Social Media Lessons From Bill Cosby
• Twitter, Coming to a Serious Racial Discussion Near You
• MetricStream CEO, Shellye Archambeau, Named One of 50 Most Important African-Americans in Technology
• LinkedIn and Twitter link up
• Essence Lays Off Digital Team
• African-Americans Don’t Decline to Go Online
• Me 2.0: Branding yourself online
• Internet domain names set to appear in non-Latin scripts
• After net neutrality, will we need "Google neutrality?"
• 'New discipline' of 'Network Science' birthed by US Army
• U.S. Spies Buy Stake in Firm That Monitors Blogs, Tweets
• TechAmerica Recognizes Senator Roderick D. Wright as California Regional Technology Leader
• Internet bubble 2.0? Not so fast
• ‘Brain gains’ for high-tech cities
• Obama putting $3.4B toward 'smart' power grid
• Who should we trust when it comes to Net Neutrality?
• White House opens Web site coding to public
• Local civil rights groups speak up for net neutrality
• Reportlinker Adds African Americans Online Report
• Google Wave: What is it? Why should you care?
• Google to launch online electronic book store
• Libraries and Readers Wade Into Digital Lending
• Real-Life Lessons in Using Google AdWords
• New Web Site for Minority Health Links Health Disparities and Cost of Health Care
• American Airlines to launch African-American social network
• New Republican Party site crashes hours after launch
• Brazil’s Bolsa Faces Cultural Challenge In U.S. Social Network Launch
• Latinas using social networking sites to share experiences
• Obama peace prize win polarizes Web
• In Rural Africa, a Fertile Market for Mobile Phones
• FCC launches probe of Google Voice service
• African-American Mommys Online Finally Getting Their Just Due
• American to launch BlackAtlas.com
• Brain scans reveal what you've seen
• Burst of Technology Helps Blind to See
• Scientists see numbers inside people’s heads
• Google Celebrates 11 Years
• Study Finds HBCU Web Sites Fall Behind
• Dr. Dre and Hewlett-Packard Set to Release Special Edition Laptop
• Retweet this: Twitter valued at $1 billion
• African Digital Elite Presence On Facebook
• Clyburn Says Broadband Adoption Among African-Americans Less Than Impressive
• Black Like Me? The Missing Faces in Technology and Innovation
• Can Amazon Be Wal-Mart Of the Web?
• F.C.C. Seeks to Protect Free Flow of Internet Data
• SYRIA, ISRAEL: Facebook sparks new conflict over Golan Heights
• Lack of Black Techies, Web Redlining and That Darned Digital Divide
• MySpace to Facebook = White Flight?
• Microsoft, Google expand search-engine tools
• Facebook nearly as large as U.S. population
• Minority Report: The Non-White Gamer's Experience
• Tech Giants Offer Ideas On Charging Readers Online
• A Legal Battle: Online Attitude vs. Rules of the Bar
• ‘Athens’ on the Net
• Hispanic Market and Social Media
• Twitter expands rules to allow advertising
• Google Plans Tools to Help News Media Charge for Content
• BlackTwitters.com - Twitter For African Americans
• Lilly Named Best Company for Blacks in Technology