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Asking why childhood education is important is like asking why oxygen is useful. The benefits are obvious, but the best thing about smart educated people...
The House Judiciary Committee has ceased without a vote to try to pass the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) out of committee today. At the heart of the delay...
The concept of business intelligence has been around for decades, but only in the last dozen or so years has it become an essential tool that businesses...
The iPhone isn’t just a communications tool, it’s a personal computer connected to every piece of electronic information in the world. It’s the most...
The Tom Cruise-driven vision of a future (almost) completely without murder worked with the concept that if we could use precognition to know when a...
Stunning. Intuitive. Brilliant. Worthless? The first three words in the series can clearly be used to describe the CNN #COP17 Ecosphere Project, a...
In Mark Zuckerberg's response to the FTC, we learned that Facebook is being forced to be more transparent, more privacy-oriented, and to get permission...
2010 was a good year for the economy in terms of the number of initial public offerings (IPO). 2011 is trending to be slower overall with 76 as of October...
The Kindle Fire was just the start of Jeff Bezos' and Amazon's "Holiday Gadget War 2011" against Apple (and everyone else). From now until next Monday,...
The precedent has been set and it's a very bad one. A US judge ruled that Twitter must release all of the details of Birgitta Jonsdottir's account, as...
When Honda unveiled ASIMO a few years ago, most were amazed by its human-like movements. Some claimed there was a short person in a suit rather than an...
The founder and face of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, is facing extradition and possible charges in Sweden for sexual misconduct. The website and...