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March 2008
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A head-to-head comparison of the forces that shape society.Related:
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The candidate supported wild technologies such as wound-healing LED lights.Related:
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Microsoft is reportedly in talks to enhance gaming experience with Blu-ray.Related:
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Artist plans to digitally project 10,000 faces over the big apple.Related:
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Founder Wales denies breaking marital and company rules.Related:
February 2008
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Need used campaign posters, t-shirts, bumper stickers? ObamaCycle may have it.Related:
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Buzz is a social news site lets readers rank vote stories up or down.Related:
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Campaign used Spanish-language phone banking, texting to get out vote.Related:
January 2008
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Despite MySpace's assurances this week, private profiles aren't so private.Related:
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NASA dreams of an interplanetary "Second Life" for Mars crew.Related:
December 2007
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Forget coffee. Scientists may have found drug that will eliminate sleepiness.Related:
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2007 was a big year.Related:
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Sites bet on video, text messaging and social networks to amp up online dating.Related:
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On the Internet, anyone can be an environmentalist, but not all sites deliver.Related:
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Ribbit takes on telecom companies, allowing flexibility for 3rd party apps.Related:
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Hundreds of bands joined group that wants to charge sites like StubHub, eBay.Related:
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Can't find the popular console? Try these tips to up your chances.Related:
November 2007
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Nevermind that Apple's gadget hasn't been released -- the country is in love.Related:
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Spiked ads have been spotted on MLB.com, NHL.com and The Economist.Related:
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Military manual details day-to-day operations of Gitmo detention facility.Related:
October 2007
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Young hacker posed as file-sharing spy for promises of fame, fortune.Related:
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Readers can vote on Digg-like site of video questions to be sent to contenders.Related:
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Mars Society members want next president to send people to Mars.Related:
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Intel launches a Digg-like site to rate software startups.Related:
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Brooklyn doctor counsels patients via instant messenging and e-mail.Related:
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New company wants to make fingerprint technology a reality.Related:
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Test finds genes linking suicidal ideas and antidepressant. Designer medicine?Related:
September 2007
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A social networking site brought presidential candidate John Edwards to town.Related:
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Parkinson's disease is still incurable, but an addict's tremors offer clues.Related:
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Three unions may join forces for a piece of the "new media pie."Related:
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VW searches for YouTube user who posted a Naz-themed ad parody.
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From speed to sound system, everything you want to know about the new Porsche.Related:
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The company has accused Veoh of massive copyright infringement.Related:
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Two automakers are attempting to top Bugatti's top speed of 253.2mph.
August 2007
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The FBI has built a surveillance system that performs instant wiretaps.Related:
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Video game editors are masterful at creating a sense of tension and anxiety.
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New Wikiscanner identifies the origin of changes to the online encyclopedia.Related:
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Candidate will look to translate Web appeal to offline success in straw poll.Related:
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Device makes music by moving glowing blocks on a round, transparent table.Related:
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Insight into the Top 7 social networks for students and companies to engage in.Related:
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A NYC school adopts the problem-solving techniques of video games.Related:
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Rusty Schweickhart wants NASA to explore near-Earth asteroids.Related:
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Despite the fatal July explosion, the private space industry continues forward.Related:
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A security researcher has revealed additional vulnerabilities in the documents.Related:
July 2007
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Marines are allowing servicemen around the world to give testimonies via video.Related:
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Today marks four years since the last of the original 'Bugs.'Related:
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Humans could "hack" the atmosphere to fix warming, but we could never stop.Related:
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In the surreal world of YouTube fame, any video can become the next big thing.Related:
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At 17,000 words, it's the longest, most legally complex phone agreement ever.Related:
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Government's centralized terrorist list matches 20,000 U.S. travelers in 2006.Related:
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To track e-mailed bomb threats, FBI send suspect a secret surveillance program.Related:
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Original users are becoming choosier over what information they reveal.Related:
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A computer program that reads human expressions may change marketing.Related:
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Popular '80s toys may follow in Transformers' footsteps with live-action movies.Related:
