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The Kindle Con
>STRATEGIC ISSUES

The Kindle is a technological step back, an attempt to lock readers into a pre-Internet, centralized, heavily mediated economic model for access to texts.

 
The Quantum Computing Factor
>R&D IQ

Advances in physics are making possible radically new kinds of computers. An interview with Cecilia López, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

 
Opening the Congress
>INNOVATORS

Eternal vigilance just got a little easier: An interview with Donny Shaw from OpenCongress, a website that allows citizens to easily analyze and discuss the activities of the United States Congress.

 
The Dark Side of the Forest
>R&D IQ

Can new forests harm the environment? An interview with Sean T. Berthrong of Duke University, one of the authors of a paper about the negative effects on the soil of planting new forests.

 
The Renaissance of Journalism
>STRATEGIC ISSUES

If the press no longer has the monopoly on acting as a channel to disseminate messages their originators want to be known, it still has the other killer product: the things that are either secrets or just something nobody has thought of yet.

 
The Cool Has Become Invisible to the Eyes
>SYSTEMIC DISRUPTIONS

It’s the end of most things. Current generations have been rendered cynical by too many changes in the physical format of media.

 
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