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Antonio Regalado
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I am the business editor of MIT Technology Review. I look for stories about how technology is changing business. Before joining MIT Technology Review in July 2011, I lived in São Paulo, Brazil, where I wrote about science, technology, and politics in Latin America for Science and other publications. From 2000 to 2009, I was the science reporter at the Wall Street Journal and later a foreign correspondent.
Antonio Regalado's Stories
5 Disruptive Technologies Happening Now
From e-books to 3-D printing, TR spotlights the technologies that are destroying markets and creating new ones.
Geron Shuts Down Pioneering Stem-Cell Program
A study of whether embryonic stem cells could cure spinal-cord injury suffered from high costs, dim prospects.
In Love with Android: Q&A with Matias Duarte
The lead designer of the Android user interface has the job of making Google's mobile operating system desirable to consumers.
Who Coined 'Cloud Computing'?
Now that every technology company in America seems to be selling cloud computing, we decided to find out where it all began.
New Directions for a Cloudy Future: TR's Picks
Cloud computing is changing how businesses, consumers, and even armies store and use data. Technology Review looks at six ideas at the cutting edge.
Cancer, Then a Calling, for 'e-Patient Dave'
How a brush with death turned an unknown tech marketer into a champion of electronic medicine.
Pharmacists Offer an Rx for Health Communication
A company set up to handle prescription orders could be the key to the health-care Internet.
Your Heartbeat on an iPhone
An innovator delivers a cheap, instant, and mobile way to monitor heart problems.
How to Get Your Medical Device into the Apple Store
Learn the secrets of working with Apple on iPhone gear.
