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I love the high, faux-literary tone of this spam message I received today. Its content is essentially the same as […]
I love the high, faux-literary tone of this spam message I received today. Its content is essentially the same as […]
At Wired, we’ve been experimenting with what we loosely call “open source journalism” in a variety of ways. What we’re
My daughter and I will be on TV this week, 8pm local time Wednesday night (Nov. 14) on most PBS
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Bill Lerach, the securities lawyer whom WIRED magazine called a “bloodsucking scumbag” in 1996, has finally met his match. Lerach
OK, I’ll admit it. I paid the stupid tax. The early adopter tax. Whatever you want to call it, I
Jay Rosen: ‘No one owns the practice of reporting or assigns the right to do it. It’s a democratic thing
This looks really cool: Google Earth now lets you explore the sky, too. Google LatLong: Sky: The final frontier
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Josh Caldwell and Hunter Weeks were bored with their cubicle-farm jobs, making good money but feeling empty and unfulfilled. Like