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Smoking Yahoo's Pipesnew

How could a tool designed to help you manipulate all kinds of information actually limit your control?
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  04-04-2007  |  Tech

A Real-world Report from the Virtual Worlds Conferencenew

2007: The year the Metaverse broke out?
San Antonio Current  |  Aaron Delwiche  |  04-04-2007  |  Tech

My So-Called Second Lifenew

In real life or virtual, all we want is a pair of jeans that fit -- and sex.
Dallas Observer  |  Andrea Grimes  |  04-02-2007  |  Tech

Christopher Tate's MillionDollarPolaroid.comnew

The art student turns a found polaroid of Carlos Mencia into an internet phenomenon.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Bret McCabe  |  04-02-2007  |  Tech

A Fond Farewell: Archipelago.orgnew

This latest issue of Archipelago -- its 10th anniversary edition -- will be the last. But the Archipelago archives will remain in business, so if you haven't visited them yet, do so -- your world will expand.
C-Ville Weekly  |  Nell Boeschenstein  |  03-29-2007  |  Tech

San Francisco's Wi-Fi Plan is About to be Blocked by a Group of Activistsnew

Folks who think it would be better to install an expensive, city-owned fiber network than to rely on radio waves have obtained backing on the Board of Supervisors to kill the mayor's Wi-Fi plan -- this is a bummer for San Francisco.
SF Weekly  |  Matt Smith  |  03-28-2007  |  Tech

Two Web-Heads Think You Should Unplug This Saturdaynew

On March 24, if Michael Taylor and Dennis Bystrov have their way, computers all around the world will go dark and the Internet will look a little emptier -- welcome to World Shutdown Day.
New York Press  |  Charlie Anders  |  03-22-2007  |  Tech

Testing the Limits of Vulnerabilitynew

Unlike real-world exploitation, nearly all computer exploitation can be turned to good in the end.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  03-21-2007  |  Tech

Website of the Weeknew

Prisonblogs.net aims to give incarcerated people a chance to communicate with the outside world and shed some light on what life is like behind bars.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Staff  |  03-21-2007  |  Tech

Web Trenz!new

With SXSW Interactive and O'Reilly's Emerging Technology shindig, it's the time of year when we celebrate new ideas and fresh memes on the Interwebs -- here are some hot new trenz.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  03-14-2007  |  Tech

The Inevitable Data Crash of 2027new

When we store all our personal, financial, and social information on other people's computers, we risk losing everything for reasons even stupider than the war on terror.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  03-07-2007  |  Tech

Quackle: Brute Force Scrabblenew

The world's best Scrabble player lives at MIT, but he's not human.
Dig Boston  |  Julia Reischel  |  03-07-2007  |  Tech

Porn and Punishmentnew

Julie Amero faces 40 years in jail for porn -- a tech expert blames spyware.
New Haven Advocate  |  Kent Garber  |  03-06-2007  |  Tech

Giving Black Inventors Creditnew

Black contributions to technology are still pretty marginalized, but Francis Jeffers wants to change that with the International African Inventors Museum.
NOW Magazine  |  Joseph Wilson  |  03-05-2007  |  Tech

FON: Turning Rebellion into Moneynew

The Madrid-based Wi-Fi "community" will pay you $1 for each customer you help steal from Starbucks and give you a free wireless router if you live next to a branch of the coffee chain -- but what's behind the revolutionary rhetoric?
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Jean Luc Renault  |  03-05-2007  |  Tech

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