Things added in 2007
Open source journalism.
At Wired, we've been experimenting with what we loosely call "open source journalism" in a variety of ways. What we're learning is that there's a fairly natural flow from quick blog posts ...
My daughter’s on PBS!
My daughter and I will be on TV this week, 8pm local time Wednesday night (Nov. 14) on most PBS stations. That's when our "GeekDad" segment will air, sometime during that night's ...
The ‘Most Hated Man’ in the Tech Business Gets PWNED
Bill Lerach, the securities lawyer whom WIRED magazine called a "bloodsucking scumbag" in 1996, has finally met his match. Lerach is set to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy involving ...
I Want My Two Hundred Dollars!
OK, I'll admit it. I paid the stupid tax. The early adopter tax. Whatever you want to call it, I knew I was paying a premium for my iPhone when I bought ...
Jay Rosen: The journalism that bloggers actually do.
Jay Rosen: 'No one owns the practice of reporting or assigns the right to do it. It's a democratic thing to tell others what's going on and "show your work."' The ...
Sky: The final frontier
This looks really cool: Google Earth now lets you explore the sky, too. Google LatLong: Sky: The final frontier
One Laptop Per Child, Reviewed by 12-Year-Old
In short: keyboard is great; speed and battery life suck: Freedom to Tinker » Blog Archive » One Laptop Per Child, Reviewed by 12-Year-Old
Filmmakers Chase Their Dream–On a Segway
Josh Caldwell and Hunter Weeks were bored with their cubicle-farm jobs, making good money but feeling empty and unfulfilled. Like many white-collar workers, they dreamed of a life beyond the veal-fattening ...