This week the staff at Vooza have had caterers in, but if you’ve ever booked a catered lunch for your office, you can probably guess how it played out. People are so picky these days. Every week, Vooza – a video comic strip about the tech world – shares a new video with you lovely TNW readers. Sign up for Vooza’s email list to get exclusive access to more funny videos like this one.

Hold on to your livers, this weekend brings yet another year of St. Patrick’s Day festivities (the actual day falls on Monday, March 17 this year). Whether you’re planning to indulge with newfound bar peers or in the comfort of your own apartment, here are all the apps you’ll need for a successful and safe night(s) ahead. If you’re hitting the bars Yelp & Foursquare Chances are, if you’re not at an Irish bar by 3 in the afternoon, that place will already be jam-packed by happy hour. If your favorite watering hole is at capacity, your first options are to…
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Once upon a time (around the 17th century), gentlemen wore pocket watches. Stylish, rounded, and no sharp corners. It showed the time, sometimes even the date, and that was all there was to it. It wasn’t until much later that men started wearing “arm watches.” The switch came at the end of the 19th century when men in the military started strapping their pocket watches to leather straps around their arms. Military strategists started synchronizing troop movements so it became convenient for officers to be able to tell the time. Early wrist watch by Waltham, worn by soldiers in World…
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LinkedIn today announced changes to its Terms of Service, which includes its User Agreement and Privacy Policy, that will go into effect on March 26. The company also says it will integrate the existing Terms of Service for both SlideShare and Pulse into LinkedIn’s, so members only have one set of terms to agree to when interacting with its properties. Other changes to the Terms of Service include: Member data: In Section 2.14, LinkedIn clarifies it will take steps to let members know about demands for their data unless it is legally prohibited from doing so, or the request is…
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If you’re the average TNW reader, you probably haven’t noticed, but earlier this week we started limiting the length of posts in our RSS feed to 150 words. I say “if you’re the average TNW reader” because the popularity of RSS has declined over the years. Most people find our articles through social media, search and coming to our site directly. So, the number of people who will be affected by this is likely to be relatively small, but if you read us via RSS you certainly deserve an explanation. As a publisher we have to continually review how we offer our…
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