A Monkey Butler, Bobcat Goldthwait, and Wheat: A TechCult Experiment
Online advertising may never be the same. Brace yourself for a TechCult experiment that could revolutionize the Internet as we know it.
Online advertising may never be the same. Brace yourself for a TechCult experiment that could revolutionize the Internet as we know it.
The Associated Press has come up with a new plan to embrace the evolution of online media. We here at TechCult have decided to one-up the AP with some bold new standards of our own.
Yahoo has released its top Internet searches of 2008. There’s one list, though, it doesn’t want you to see. And only TechCult has the top secret data.
Dear Blockbuster: This letter is to inform you that your BLOCKBUSTER ON-DEMAND SERVICE is six months late. Your account has been billed a fee of $4.29 per day as a result.
WALL-E, the fictional robot from the 2008 Pixar film bearing the same name, is being closely considered for the position of Yahoo CEO, a source close to the matter has revealed.
We here at TechCult have often chuckled about the plethora of amusing stories related to online dating and virtual romantic interactions. This new story, though, takes the cake.
The brilliance of technology has never shone more brightly. Thanks to cell phone cameras and the Internet, employees at a major American financial company are getting the last laugh. At least, for now.
A couple of performance artists have managed to infiltrate Google Street View with some strange sights.
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