Taylor Buley is a senior developer at Conde Nast’s PARADE Magazine. He’s a TechCrunch contributor was previously a staff writer at Forbes.
Buley received his B.A. in Philosophy, Politics & Economics at the University of Pennsylvania and got a masters in communications from the Stanford journalism program In college he interned at Reason magazine as a Burton intern, The Wall Street Journal Editorial Page as a Bartley Fellow and the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
Last week Google announced the shutdown of Google Reader as part of its company wide bid to “focus” on “fewer products.” “We know Reader has a devoted following who will be very sad to see it go,” wrote the company in a blog post. comScore estimates that as many as 665,000 different people used the mobile app in recent months, according to the Financial Times. → Read More
If you build it, they will come. Perhaps. And only if you don’t chase them away.
Recently Google co-founder Sergey Brin took to the stage at the TED “Ideas Worth Spreading” conference. His idea worth spreading? That cellphones are “emasculating.” → Read More
By Google’s count, Google+ has over 500 million “upgraded” members and some 135 million people active “in just the stream.” By researchers’ best estimates, however, the answer is a bit more complicated. → Read More
Editor’s note: Taylor Buley is a senior developer at Conde Nast’s PARADE. He’s a former staff writer at Forbes and graduated from University of Pennsylvania and Stanford.
On Thursday Lars Rasmussen, Google Maps co-inventor turned Facebook Graph Search guru, took to Reddit for an “ask me anything” open thread. The Danish native avoided questions about the competitive landscape for Graph Search… → Read More
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