Todd Simmons

Does the internet create an echo chamber effect, where we only encounter information that reinforces our worldview? http://t.co/BvdoYff

It’s kinda sad that Duke Nukem Forever has gotten such scatching reviews after it took 15 years to make: http://t.co/rT3vHtx

If you’re a local business, beware the potential dangers of running a Groupon promotion. You may lose a ton of money: http://t.co/JbFEr4n

A decade ago, game sales shifted from PC to consoles. Are we reliving the same thing now, only with console to mobile? http://t.co/B2zUEbg

Wow, watch out Yelp. Google is really taking this “Local” thing seriously: http://t.co/S6FcrM6 http://t.co/gp9snLb

Interesting take on Weiner-gate — Twitter is a game and Anthony was a master player, except for a few fatal flaws: http://t.co/V0JHa22

Does the growing popularity of closed software platforms like iPhone, Kindle, and Facebook pose a threat to free speech? http://t.co/ZD3duF2

Using donations, AT&T has essentially bought support for its T-Mobile merger from teachers, gay groups, and the NAACP: http://t.co/3S5mJDL

Somehow, I was granted early access to Facebook’s new “Happening Now” feature: http://t.co/0Wa6KfJ Looks like a mini Twitter clone.

I always wondered how the accordion ended up in Tejano/conjunto music. Thanks to this great NPR story, now I know: http://t.co/Vkg1N5z