As a web entrepreneur, I think about the time I spend in front of a computer constantly. How much is too much? And when should I call it quits to enjoy what I love so much more – real social interaction? Becoming absorbed by technology is inevitable in most (...)

Life before electronic communication is a foggy memory for the oldest millennials. For the youngest members of Generation Y it's basically an incomprehensible reality. E-mail has been a routine part of communication for most millennials. But despite its familiarity, e-mail blunders are all too common. There are a number of (...)

As millennials come of age, they're infiltrating the work force in all areas and all industries. Many, like me, are becoming journalists. And some, like me, are continually re-evaluating this career decision. While I think you can find recovering journalists in almost every generation (I've chatted with way too many (...)

One of the most difficult things I’ve faced since graduating college is keeping up with my friends. You would think that because of Facebook, MySpace, Linked In, Blogs, Twitter and all the other fancy social networking tools out there, staying in touch would be easy. And I’m sure (...)

According to The New York Times, 1,500 Facebook users have decided to take matters into their own hands and run ads on their personal Facebook pages. Weblo, an ad network that sells ads onto people’s blogs and social networking profile pages is helping people run these ads. Truthfully, (...)