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If you haven’t played withBoxeeyet, you’ll love its first iPad app, whichjust hit the Apple storetoday. And even if you are a Boxee pro, this is one more way to enjoy the Web’s entertainment while you’re on the go- whether from your bed, couch, or 30,000 feet in the air. In case you haven’t heard of Boxee, it’s one of the most awesome ways to bring movies, TV shows, photos and music from the web to your TV– and now it’s on your iPad....

Who gives a good goddamn about new MacBook Pros or the AirPods 3? I’ll tell you who:losers. Because there was only one product worth our attention launched at Apple’s October event. And that, friends, is a motherfucking cleaning cloth. Shh, don’t get annoyed. I understand you. I know how you live. And that means you’re currently reading these words on a screen smeared with a thick layer of grime. There’s no need to be ashamed — it’s normal....

The case for neurodiversity: Why companies are hiring more autistic people Room for improvement Despite these clear benefits, participation rates of autistic people in the workforce is low. It’s32%in the UK (16% full-time) and38%in Australia, despite the vast majority of unemployed autistic adults wanting employment and having skills to offer. In many other countries, there is no data – autistic people of working age are invisible. Selection processes for jobs often emphasiszs eye contact, small talk and rapport, which can lead to employers missing out on autistic candidates....

Admit it, when Facebookoffered upvanity URL’s you stayed up past your bedtime to try and nab your name, or similar moniker you use around the Web. Likewise,gplus.totook off like gangbusters, before Google+ is/was even out of beta. And why? Because after being around the block a few times, we’ve all realized the power and potential behind personal branding across a variety of tools we use every day. Whether you’re hunting for a new job opportunity, looking to grow your business, or simply want a unified presence on the web, chances are, a bit of personal branding could do some good....

Madison Avenue, 1861: twentyadvertisingagencies are already operating in Manhattan’s north-south thoroughfare. By the 1960s, a century later, the street is known globally as the pulsing heartbeat of the advertising industry, with Doyle Dane Bernbach’s (DDB) ‘Think Small’ Volkswagen advert emerging as one of the most memorable ads of thedecade. Whilst a number of agencies remain on Madison Avenue in 2011, including the aforementioned DDB, most have now upped-sticks and moved elsewhere in the Big Apple....