Tim Sohn

Nick Johnson, a 28-year-old Pokemon Go master who works at Applico, an app design and development firm in New York, is just one Pokemon away from being the first person to catch all of the Pokemon in the world. After he captured t ...

The trip’s purpose is to install a wireless sensor network in one of the world’s most active lava lakes to monitor when the next eruption may occur, and gain real-time data to create early detection systems. The crew begun the ...

Sharing is one of the most meaningful actions a user can take on a social media site. In an analysis of the 1 million most shared articles from the first six months of this year, BuzzSumo and Fractl examined activity on the top so ...

In this conversational marketing age, brands will no longer shout their product pitches to the masses, hoping to reach a few people. Through messaging applications, brands will be able to reach their customers on a one-to-one leve ...

Twitter announced earlier this week that the updated (2.0) versions of its Gnip application-programming interfaces are now generally available. Gnip product manager Adam Tornes said in a blog post that the 1.0 versions of the Gnip ...

The 22,000-square-foot facility is called Area 404, an inside joke because Facebook’s teams wanted a central place where they could work on hardware, but that place was nowhere to be found. “Not found,” or 404, t ...

Is “old media” dead? Call off the funeral arrangements, according to a survey of more than 200 reporters and editors by Oglivy Public Relations. Oglivy PR found that while 54 percent of respondents agreed that new platforms su ...

Kim Kardashian West bemoaned Wednesday that her last one has now broken; she is musing on Twitter whether to stick with BlackBerry or go to Samsung or another phone. (Recode)

LinkedIn is finally dipping its toes in the video waters, announcing Tuesday that more than 500 invited influencers can now create and post 30-second videos. Jonathan (Jasper) Sherman-Presser, who works on media technology and p ...

Ikea’s latest campaign, “Let’s Relax,” takes a shot at how our compulsion to socialize—and compete—has invaded the haven of home. Created for AOL Platforms, this first film marks a surprising departure ...