Read+Watch+Listen: Bonus material for BioShock Infinite fans

Here are some suggestions for further study if you'd like to keep your BioShock Infinite experience going.

The sad long story of Fisker Automotive, ‘the largest VC-backed debacle in U.S. history’

"Fisker spent a stunning $900,000 for each vehicle it produced," PrivCo chief executive Sam Hamadeh told me. "Then they sold them to dealers for an invoice price of just $70,000."

Wrong! Rep. Rogers claims that no U.S. companies oppose CISPA

CISPA author Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) says he hasn't heard of one U.S. company that opposes CISPA. We've heard of four.

Camp Minecraft: How educators use the block-building game to inspire kids to code

Educational organization iD Tech Camps is using the block-building game to teach science and math skills.

How Yahoo delivered — or didn’t — on its promise to focus on mobile

Late last year, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer told techsters her big game plan for the company: Making Yahoo accessible and relevant to a mobile-first culture. So, did she deliver?

Threeview: BioShock Infinite reviewed by a critic, an analyst, and an academic

These review scores are quite interesting -- and unexpected.

How Digital Chocolate teamed with Betable to launch a real-money gambling game in the U.K.

The Slots! Pocket UK mobile game is Digital Chocolate's first to span the borders of gambling and social casino games.

Pro gamers flock to ShootMania Storm as it pursues the e-sports crown

Both professional gaming teams and Ubisoft hope that ShootMania Storm becomes a staple at e-sports tournaments around the world.

Hacker to FAA: Airplanes can’t be hacked? Prove it.

While the FAA denies that a hack can take over the flight controls of a plane, one researcher is saying, "Put up or shut up."

Why your 8-year-old should be coding

"I have two kids, nine and six, a boy and a girl. And they're exposed to so much technology. But their schools haven't changed in 50 years. They're teaching the same stuff in different ways."

The DeanBeat: BioShock Infinite is art trapped in a violent video game

WATCH OUT FOR SPOILERS has become a familiar warning in discussions about Irrational's big game. THIS POST HAS SPOILERS, TOO.

Turntable co-founder explains Piki’s ‘recipe’ for people-powered smart radio

The team behind Turntable debuted a new smart radio service called Piki that offers yet another spin on music discovery.

Mt. Gox is the biggest hurdle to Bitcoin’s legitimacy

Interest in the virtual currency Bitcoin has surged in recent months, but Mt. Gox -- the largest exchange -- is (for now) holding back Bitcoin from stability and legitimacy.

Kleiner Perkins, Andreessen Horowitz team up to fund Google Glass apps

This new partnership between three Silicon Valley powerhouses seeks to capitalize on what could end up being Google's next big ecosystem after Chrome and Android.

BioShock Infinite’s extreme violence is completely valid

A growing number of industry voices claim BioShock Infinite's extreme, gory violence hurts the game, but it's integral to the message Infinite wants to send.

Even Apple isn’t sure whether AppGratis actually violated Apple’s app store guidelines

AppGratis may have violated Apple guidelines, and it may not have. It's very much up to interpretation and opinion. And very obviously, having first approved and then within days rejecting AppGratis, even Apple doesn't have the same opinion all the time about the same app.

What’s the best age to launch a startup? Founders young and old tell us

What's it like to start a company as a teen, a twentysomething, or much later in life? We spoke to founders of all ages at tech companies like Box, Poshmark, and Hubspot. Here's what they had to say.