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After Aaron Swartz: The Tech World Must Talk About Depression [wp_scm_op_ed] As with so many others, Aaron Swartz had an indelible impact on my life. I didn't know Aaron well; we exchanged a dozen emails in early 2008. Still, if you followed the geekier aspects of Mac and web standards culture in the early 2000s, it was hard not to run across Aaron's work. You probably know the basic outline by no

[wp_scm_op_ed] If you ever used it, you know Facebook Search barely counts as such. It’s absolutely awful. As of Tuesday, however, it’s about to go from zero to hero. To understand how fundamentally better Facebook’s new Graph Search will be, just spend five minutes using the current excuse of a search engine. Yes, that’s right, it stinks. Sure, there’s some word-wheeling in there -- where suggest

Facebook on Tuesday introduced "Graph Search," a new search technology that will allow users to find content based on certain criteria -- "tourist attractions in Italy visited by my friends," for example. Graph Search almost immediately sparked questions about user privacy. What will Graph Search mean for your Facebook privacy? People will be able to use Graph Search to find any content that you a

Now we know what Facebook is building: a better internal search system. Speaking at a much-hyped event at Facebook HQ, founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a raft of improvements to "graph search" -- that is, the ability to search within your social graph for specifics. The search improvements involve the ability to ask questions in regular English, such as "which of my friends live in New Yo

San Jose State to offer low-cost, for-credit online courses California Gov. Jerry Brown incites a laugh from San Jose State University President, Mohammad Qayoumi during a press conference at San Jose State University in San Jose, Calif. on Tuesday, January 15, 2013. The press conference by California State University officials announced a new partnership with online education company Udacity to o