The Internet is Growing More Dangerous. But Does Anyone Care?
Bruce Schneier says "we as a society are heading down a dangerous path."
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David Talbot
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I’m MIT Technology Review's chief correspondent, keeping an eye most often on the world of information and communication technologies—and asking my kids when I don’t understand what’s going on. Recent projects have taken me to Kenya to write about mobile-phone-based health initiatives, and Germany to explore how they’ll ramp up renewable power while closing down nuclear plants. My 2008 feature on the Obama campaign’s social-networking operation was selected for The Best Technology Writing 2009.
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IBM Joins the Kenyan IT Party
New research lab joins companies in the fast-growing Nairobi tech scene.
Another Flashback for Mac Owners
An old Microsoft Word vulnerability from 2009 can infect Macs with new malware.
Flawed Windows Phone Earns You $0.01
Glitch on much-hyped Nokia model will get you $100 back from your $99.99 investment.
Everything You Need to Know about CarrierIQ
Behind the storm of controversy over software that silently captures many smartphone users' every click.
Baby Bombs on Twitter
How Beyonce caused the biggest spike in social media conversation ever seen--and how advertisers hope to benefit.
EmTech: Does IT Cost More Jobs than It Creates?
An academic says the past decade has brought mixed blessings.
The $20 Laptop that Wasn't
India's gadget looks more like a modem.
$40B in Tech Investments = One Million Infotech Jobs
CEOs push for a stimulus package that supports broadband, smart grid, and health-care IT.
A Glaring Technology Gap
With Congress focused on bridge inspections, it might ask why the best inspection tools aren't deployed.
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