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An Encrypted Internet Is a Basic Human Right (Op-Ed)

By Nico Sell published

Opinion Encrypted communications are fundamental to preserving the right to private speech, argues Wickr co-founder Nico Sell.

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No internet sign.

America Offline? 15 Percent of US Adults Don't Use the Internet

By Elizabeth Peterson published

That's right: There are Americans who have never seen an Internet cat video.

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Brain Power

Mark Zuckerberg's Vision of 'Facebook Telepathy': What Experts Say

By Jesse Emspak published

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Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg, Stephen Hawking & the 'Terminator' Talk Science

By Elizabeth Peterson published

What scientific questions does Mark Zuckerberg want answered? Stephen Hawking wants to know.

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Chart shows highlights of a smartphone usage survey.

How Millennials and Older Adults are Using Their Smartphones (Infographic)

By Karl Tate published

A majority of younger millennials reported that they were "constantly" checking their phone.

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Screenshot from IEEE video, internet of things

How You'll Control Your Home and Car in 2025

By Diogo Monica published

Opinion As every gadget in your home becomes a slave to your smart phone, the Internet of Things is here — and the next ten years look even more promising.

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Floppies, floppy discs, data storage

Saving Data From the Digital Dark Age (Op-Ed)

By Matthew Woollard published

Opinion "The Internet is Forever," or is it?

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Polaroid cameras, phygital world

Why People Love the Phygital World (Op-Ed)

By Emmanuel Tsekleves published

Opinion Is the appeal of analogue in a digital world simply nostalgia for the old days, or a growing trend?

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A retro telephone.

Workers' Tech Needs Are More Old-School Than You Think

By Elizabeth Peterson published

Email, the Internet and cellphones might not be cutting-edge, but they're the tools most workers rely on to get their jobs done, according to a new survey.

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Internet Illustration

Digital Archive Lets Web Surfers Travel Back in Time

By Elizabeth Peterson published

In honor of the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web this year, Stanford created a digital archive of its bygone Web pages, some of which were among the earliest pages ever published on the Web.

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