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Schools should teach data security
Nov 22 2007:Schools teach computing in the dreariest way imaginable, failing to prepare children for the electronic world as it really is
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Broadband suppliers face a crunch time too
Nov 22 2007:Charles Arthur: The question of why - or even whether - broadband adoption has slowed has struck a chord with you
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Yes, even videogame fans can go to extremes
Nov 22 2007:Gamesblog: Reading The Guide to Psycho Fan Behaviour reminded me a lot of the culture in the games industry, says Aleks Krotoski
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Google gives new gene mapping service a bit of spit and polish
Nov 22 2007:Nick Carr: Just in time for Christmas, the Silicon Valley startup 23andMe - the name refers to the number of pairs of chromosomes in human DNA - has begun offering a personal genotyping service
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Vanity publishing is now more attractive
Nov 22 2007:Victor Keegan: If the invention of the printing press liberated books from the monopoly of the monasteries in the 15th century, then self-publishing is freeing us today from the power of publishers
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Bring on the nanobots, and we will live long and prosper
Nov 22 2007: Ray Kurzweil: We are nearing a tipping point in life extension, thanks to technologies that enhance our health and maximise resources -
The Time Machine
Nov 19 2007:In 1996, I opened Libtech, the UK's main exhibition for librarians. I
had an urgent message to deliver. I'd noticed that web sites were not
just appearing in growing numbers, they were disappearing, too. People
were updating pages all the time, and nobody was keeping any sort
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A filter for stupidity?
Nov 16 2007:The creators of StupidFilter say it will remove all those dumb comments people post online. But can a program really tell dumb from smart, wonders Charles Arthur
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Life in the green lane
Nov 15 2007:Would you like to reduce your car's fuel consumption and emissions by up to 20%? By changing your driving style, maybe you can. Giles Smith books in for a lesson
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DAB radio leaves us with the worst of all worlds
Nov 15 2007:Jack Schofield: After I attacked DAB, I have been trying out a DAB digital radio at home
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MySpace: your new web TV station
Nov 15 2007:Victor Keegan: The new web-only television (if that's still the right word to use) soap that started on MySpace at the weekend, Quarterlife, could prove to be a Trojan horse that will change the media landscape
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Do you have any idea who last looked at your data?
Nov 15 2007:Seth Finkelstein: As search engines and social networks collect more and more user data for business purposes, governments will find that data more and more useful for their investigatory purposes
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Warhol is turning in his grave
Nov 13 2007:An exhibition of pop art in London Gallery unwittingly celebrates a golden age before copyright was king, says Cory Doctorow
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They talk about trust, but there's no digital dialogue
Nov 12 2007:New media, Jemima Kiss: The Society of Editors conference provided some lively sessions on trust in the media, but there was little to satisfy my digital appetite
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How to get the measure of online video
Nov 12 2007:Online video brings a wealth of new opportunities
for news sites and broadcasters —
but it also presents a new challenge when
it comes to audience measurement. Jemima Kiss reports
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