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How Do You Order A Beer With Bitcoins?
FBI Wants To Spy On Your Online Chats As They Happen
Google Now Lets You Search Only For Animated GIFs
This Is What The Internet Looks Like
How Iran Censors The Internet [Infographic]
NSFW: A Survey Of Global Porn Searches [Infographic]
What Your Likes On Facebook Betray About You
“Keep Calm And Rape,” Plus 5 More Awful/Offensive/Hilarious Algorithm-Created Shirts
An Algorithm That Helps You Stalk, Er, Meet New People On The Internet
5 Terrible Things The Internet Does To Our Love Lives
Why Amazon Created Its New Virtual Currency, Amazon Coin
Wikipedia Is Getting Worse As It Gets Better
A Map Of The Internet Universe [Infographic]
FYI: Why Would Someone Create A Fake Internet Girlfriend?
Whoa What: All US iPhone Users Can Now Make Free Phone Calls Via Facebook
#OverlyHonestMethods Hashtag Reveals How Science Is Really Done
Human Penis Size, Illuminati, And The Other Most Popular Wikipedia Pages Of 2012
How The Internet Has Spread Around The World [Infographic]
Korean Government Will Intervene On Gadget Addiction, Starting With 3-Year-Olds
Israel Declares War On Hamas Via Twitter, Hamas Responds Via Twitter, Welcome to 2012
Live Map Shows Every Foursquare User Who’s Voting Today, Where and When
Meet The Climate Change Denier Who Became The Voice Of Hurricane Sandy On Wikipedia
A Look At Instagrams Of Hurricane Sandy In Real Time
How the Designer of Apple’s Mouse is Helping 32 Million Americans Sign Up For Healthcare
Our Web Videos Reveal More Than We Realize, and Perhaps More Than We Want
By Twisting Light Signals into a Vortex, Researchers Create Fastest Wireless Connection Ever
Those Nigerian Scam Emails Spin an Outrageous Yarn for a Reason
What Is Google’s Semantic Search?
Do You “Possess” What You View Online?
PopSci Q&A: How To Track Down International Jewel Thieves Via Facebook
The Internet Goes Local
How Activist Data Mining Is Penetrating the Veil Around Syria’s Bloody Conflict
Longest-Ever Fiber-Optic Link Will Run Through Thawing Arctic, Between UK and Japan
U.S. State Department Wants You to Find Fugitive Gem Thieves Via Twitter
Under the Sea: In the Age of Wireless, Can’t We Do Better than Intercontinental Fiber Optic Cables?
Kickstarter Is On Track to Out-Fund the National Endowment for the Arts
FaceTime for Apes: Orangutans Use iPads to Video Chat With Friends In Other Zoos
Amazing Databases: OKCupid’s OKTrends
Amazing Databases: The Wayback Machine
Thank You to Dennis Ritchie, Without Whom None of This Would Be Here
Video: An Augmented Reality “Mirror” That Alters Your Appearance
NYPD Creates Facebook-Police Task Force to Mine Social Media for Clues
Facial Recognition Software Takes One Glance at You and Brings Up Your Facebook Profile
How a Pentagon Program and a Hacker Assisted a Revolution
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Lucas Pollock
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What Happens to Your Digital Data After You Die?
Fiber-Optic Transatlantic Cable Could Save Milliseconds, Millions by Speeding Data to Stock Traders
By
Matt Dellinger
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Video: Makeup Software Uses 3-D Imaging to Automatically Design Your Look
All the Digital Data In the World Is Equivalent to One Human Brain
The Internet Officially Runs Out of Addresses Today, But It’s Not Cause for Panic
What Could Possibly Go Wrong: An Internet “Off” Switch
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Paul Ford
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In Largest Virtual Transaction Ever, Real Sale of Pretend Nightclub Nets Half a Million Dollars
Tired of Repetitive Arguing About Climate Change, Scientist Makes a Bot to Argue For Him
Scan Someone’s License Plate and Message Them Instantly with New Bump App
Tim Berners-Lee, Creator of the Web, Says Everyone In The World Deserves a Net Connection
Google & Verizon’s Net Neutrality Proposal Is Kind of Scary
Chatroulette Plans Penis-Recognition Algorithm to Block Pervy Users
First Arabic Language Domain Names Go Live, Introducing Non-Latin Characters to the Internet
New Software Subverts Internet Censorship Abroad
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Cyrus Farivar
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100-Year-Old Trick Squeezes Fiber-Optic Speeds from Copper Wires
Augmented Identity App Helps You Identify Strangers on the Street
Airwaves Abandoned by TV Could Beam High-Speed Internet Everywhere
This Week, Cybersecurity Efforts Advance on Several Fronts
First Internet-Enabled Undersea Observatory Now Operational
Microsoft ‘Cool-Tether’ Combines Multiple Smartphones into High-Speed Hotspot