CAMP ZAMA, Japan — They enjoyed a remarkable run of success, Zama American’s All-American Andrew Quallio capturing two straight Far East high school cross-country meet boys gold medals and Nile C. Kinnick’s Nadine Mulvany and Gee Mi Jorde taking the past three girls golds.

Developers are the lifeblood of an open-source company's valuation. But after an initial rush for support, it's a tough slog selling support to developers.

Facebook--sick of TechCrunch not calling them to fact check stories--pranks TechCrunch with a fake "fax this photo" service. Michael Arrington: "They punk'd us, and we fell for it. Hard."

Thursday's Sports Transactions

One of the newest entrants to the tech conference scene, the TechCrunch50 is now an annual occurrence. What's happened to some of the products and services that have made their debut there?

Twitter’s only recently become an international sensation, but, unlike some of its more slow-and-steady contemporaries, it’s already looking to make a buck and this week hinted again at opening the ad revenue doors. This may not end well. (more…)

SEATTLE – Matt Hasselbeck paused just a moment and ran through his options. You don’t last 10 years as an NFL quarterback without knowing how to deal with pressure, and Hasselbeck showed some poise in the pocket when asked how the personality of the team changed with Jim Mora as head coach.

Michael Shannon is not an easy man to forget. At 6-foot-4, with hooded brow and piercing eyes, the shaggy-haired actor is a commanding presence whether walking down the street or onstage portraying one of the complex, lifeworn characters that have propelled his career. That career, which began 19 years ago in Chicago, shot to another level earlier this year when he received an Academy Award ...

Arrington! Scoble! Cuban! Huffington! After much debate, we've rounded up our ten favorite blogging blowhards, the most notable offenders in a vast rogues' gallery of Web windbags.