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Posts in category “Technology”
What Would Tocqueville Say About #CancelColbert?
Suey Park, a 23-year-old self-professed activist known on Twitter for the hashtag …
CPAC Debates Snowden’s Cause
John Solomon, the editor of the Washington Times, opened the privacy panel at …
CPAC: The Consequences of Experimenting on the Electorate
Which of these text messages do you think would be more likely …
Cyberattacks on Syria Put the Homefront in Danger
The United States has struggled to find a way to support Syrian …
Defining Digital “Mindfulness”
What is “mindfulness”? TIME Magazine recently released a cover story on “The …
Why the Web’s Fight Fizzled
Two years ago, it looked like online activists and tech companies were …
Of Plato and iPads: Should We Use Technology in the Classroom?
Elise Italiano fears that the push to “personalize” education through technology will, …
Technology Doesn’t Destroy Community—Humans Do
The human is a social animal, wrote Aristotle: “an individual who is …
Can Books and E-Readers Coexist?
A truce can be called between pixels and pulp.
Should All Kids Learn to Code?
Should computer coding be written into high school curricula? Coding appears to …
Amazon, the Internet, and Online Hype
Haven’t you heard? Amazon is debuting its very own delivery-by-drone. So Jeff Bezos …
Self-Driving Cars and Why We Want Them
Driving from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta this Thanksgiving weekend, I had the …
Our Evolving Discourse: Communication in the Age of Social Media
The Internet has changed the way we communicate. Most commonly, we see …
“Almost Human” and Our Android Future
A new show explores the intersection of our biology and artifice.
The Absence of Wi-Fi as Crime of the Century?
“A crime is happening in our schools every day,” wrote Peter Cohen …
George Vanderbilt & The Reading of Many Books
Life lessons in finitude from an unmatchable feat.
What Would Tocqueville Say About #CancelColbert?
Suey Park, a 23-year-old self-professed activist known on Twitter for the hashtag …
CPAC Debates Snowden’s Cause
John Solomon, the editor of the Washington Times, opened the privacy panel at …
CPAC: The Consequences of Experimenting on the Electorate
Which of these text messages do you think would be more likely …
Cyberattacks on Syria Put the Homefront in Danger
The United States has struggled to find a way to support Syrian …
Defining Digital “Mindfulness”
What is “mindfulness”? TIME Magazine recently released a cover story on “The …
Why the Web’s Fight Fizzled
Two years ago, it looked like online activists and tech companies were …
Of Plato and iPads: Should We Use Technology in the Classroom?
Elise Italiano fears that the push to “personalize” education through technology will, …
Technology Doesn’t Destroy Community—Humans Do
The human is a social animal, wrote Aristotle: “an individual who is …
Can Books and E-Readers Coexist?
A truce can be called between pixels and pulp.
Should All Kids Learn to Code?
Should computer coding be written into high school curricula? Coding appears to …
Amazon, the Internet, and Online Hype
Haven’t you heard? Amazon is debuting its very own delivery-by-drone. So Jeff Bezos …
Self-Driving Cars and Why We Want Them
Driving from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta this Thanksgiving weekend, I had the …
Our Evolving Discourse: Communication in the Age of Social Media
The Internet has changed the way we communicate. Most commonly, we see …
“Almost Human” and Our Android Future
A new show explores the intersection of our biology and artifice.
The Absence of Wi-Fi as Crime of the Century?
“A crime is happening in our schools every day,” wrote Peter Cohen …
George Vanderbilt & The Reading of Many Books
Life lessons in finitude from an unmatchable feat.
