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As the Cannes Lions ad festival kicks off this week, Facebook is corralling another council of advertising heavyweights to weigh in on the future of advertising on the social network. This time the focus is on chief creative officers from agencies around the world.

Now, where's our ride, science? Ever stood on a street corner wondering what your neighborhood looked like a century ago? If yes, a) you are a nerd and b) the New York Public Library is working on it.

Face.com Face Recognition API Face.com is a technology company with the best-in-class face recognition software. We offer a platform for developers and publishers to automatically detect and recognize faces in photos using a robust, free, REST API This API allows third-party developers to create their own original apps that leverage our face recognition technology, algorithms, and database of tagged faces.

Which one is the First Amendment again? This should go over well with our tech-obsessed mayor. A piece of legislation proposed in both New York state houses seeks to ban anonymous commenting from New York-based websites. As a person who writes on the Internet, this sounds amazing!

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Asana is the shared task list for your team. The place to plan, organize and stay in sync on your efforts.

Richard Gingras, the head of news products for Google, visited the Nieman Foundation last Friday to talk about Google's approach to news and information discovery, but also the pace of change in technology and how it has affected the future of news.

Drawing inspiration from Hint's wind map of America, Neoformix's Jeff Clark has created a similarly intricate map of New Yorkers' daily journeys. The map was produced using data from geolocated tweets, where journeys are based on any two or more updates posted within a four hour window of one another by the same user.

Where are the world's busiest airports - and how many passengers passed through them? Get the latest data for the top 100

Some of us enjoy taking our cues from a boss in an office. Others like Chris Guillebeau, author of The $100 Startup: Reinvent the Way You Make a Living, Do What You Love, and Create a New Future, published on May 8th, favor a different approach.

Now what the hell is you lookin' for? Can't a young man get money anymore? Let my pants sag down to the floor Really do it matter as long as I score? -Mase, Lookin' at me Artist: Mase Track: Lookin' at me Album: Harlem World Released: 1997 Label: Bad Boy RecordsLyrics Two years ago we invested $250,000 in Instagram.

I was just hanging out with a bunch of entrepreneurs. These are hardcore hacker types. They may not possibly be the most socially polished people in the world. They are far more concerned with the latest in node.js than the latest in fashion.

We already know that food manufacturers and the media tend to exaggerate the benefits of popular health foods, but what about all the wonderfully healthy foods they ignore? It's time to shine the spotlight on 10 of my favorite healthy foods that never get the attention they deserve.

When I see my quote about the new batch of Y Combinator companies printed in this CNET article by Daniel Terdiman it just looks weird to me, different than how it sounded to myself when I thought/said it (bolded the part about the innocents): While some of the teams that are part of Y Combinator include tech industry veterans, many are made up of first-time entrepreneurs, and that's something Arrington finds refreshing.

My name is Taylor Wilson and I am 17 years old. I am obsessed with all things nuclear and radioactive and conduct research in related fields. My Research Interests include Applied Nuclear Physics and Nuclear History. I collect all manner of radioactive items of a historical nature, and visit nuclear sites of a historical interest.