"I'm Gen Z and my email address is my first and last name," one commenter pointed out—seemingly benefitting from the early ...

Paul Buchheit, the engineer behind Gmail, once challenged the popular wisdom in tech product development with an essay where he argued that a "great" product needs to do only a few things very well.

Two weeks ago, the Phillies quietly announced a title bump for head athletic trainer Paul Buchheit, who leads a staff that has kept pitchers, in particular, remarkably healthy over the last few ...

Paul Buchheit, 36, serves as assistant trainer for the Boston Red Sox, who defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. As a member of the organization, Buchheit gets a ring, most likely ...

A new book, "Like: The Button That Changed The World," delves into the convoluted story behind the Like button.

But FriendFeed, a rival social network created by Buchheit and now OpenAI Chairman Bret Taylor, had no such qualms, and unveiled its own Like button in October 2007.

The internet wouldn’t be the same without the Like button, the thumbs-up icon that Facebook and other online services turned into digital catnip.

For Paul Buchheit, that single detail stood out—and signaled that CWRU was where he belonged. “It’s something that is so common now, but CWRU was really ahead of its time,” said Buchheit (CWR ’98; GRS ...

Paul Finebaum was the guest speaker at the annual Buchheit Family Lecture hosted by the University of South Carolina’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication on campus Wednesday night.

Paul Finebaum was the guest speaker at the annual Buchheit Family Lecture hosted by the University of South Carolina’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication on campus Wednesday night.

Paul Finebaum covers college sports, especially football, on ESPN & he’ll give a lecture at the University of South Carolina. Free tickets are available online.