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Steven Levy on the New iPhone
Penn Stater Steven Levy ’74g—who used to be the top technology guy at Newsweek but got lured away to Wired magazine last year—has written a review of the new iPhone 3GS, which he says “introduce… more →
Wired - Booting Up Baghdad: Tech Execs Take a Tour in Iraq
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Raanan Bar-Cohen wrote 5 months ago: Steven Levy, who was embedded with us during our State Department trip to Iraq this past April, has … more →
Q #228: What is “personal scenario planning” and what does it involve?
Bob Morris wrote 5 months ago: Peter Schwartz is a futurist, author, and co-founder of Global Business Network, a corporate strateg … more →
Steven Levy on the New iPhone
Tina Hay wrote 6 months ago: Penn Stater Steven Levy ’74g—who used to be the top technology guy at Newsweek but got lured away to … more →
The Science Behind the Click
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Scott Meis wrote 7 months ago: $21 billion. Billion. That’s the amount of revenue that Google Ads generated last year. If you … more →
Disintegration and Open Innovation
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jwolpert wrote 7 months ago: In an obvious homage to Michael Lewis’ 1999 book, The New New Thing, Chris Anderson, Charles M … more →
Bringing Web 2.0—to Iraq?
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Tina Hay wrote 8 months ago: You’d think Iraq has more important things to worry about than Twitter and Facebook, but in fa … more →
Best Blogs of the Week
abbielundberg wrote 11 months ago: I’ve been ignoring my feed reader lately, so I’m spending the morning going through the … more →
Who Remembers This Mac?
Tina Hay wrote 11 months ago: A couple of years ago we ran a feature-length Q&A with Penn State grad Steven Levy ’74g, chief t … more →
Steven Levy's Hackers on programming as an art
Jason Wells wrote 1 year ago: From the 1994 edition of Steven Levy’s Hackers (p. 118) comes this elegant description of what … more →
Crypto
erifaet wrote 1 year ago: Crypto is about privacy in the information age and about the nerds and visionaries who, nearly twent … more →
Hackers, The Computer Revolution, and Generating Something Useful
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anonablogger wrote 1 year ago: Image via WikipediaI Talking to a friend recently he was bemoaning cyber life: There is so much tras … more →
Chrome, Optimized.
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bespokebranding wrote 1 year ago: Internet explorer run’s heavy, it’s vulnerable to attacks, and it could be smarter. Go … more →
What daydreams are made of
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bohemianvegan wrote 1 year ago: This is the most inspiring, whimsical, and completely esoteric thing I’ve seen in ages. I … more →
Embargoes are not dead
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mdpr wrote 1 year ago: Right up there with the meme that “the need for PR agencies is gone” is the “embar … more →
Silicon Valley's Visionaries - Oscar party for techies
siliconmom wrote 1 year ago: The only things missing were the red carpet and the paparazzi at last Wednesday’s SDForum … more →
iPhone Mugging Reunion
Laura Ingle wrote 1 year ago: How nice to see Steven Levy, the technology editor of Newsweek without being in the middle of a mugg … more →
Book Review: Steven Levy's 'The Perfect Thing'
davelawrence8 wrote 1 year ago: At times, Steven Levy’s tone in The Perfect Thing: How the iPod shuffles commerce, culture, an … more →
The iPod’s Biography While You Wait For The iPhone
The Reporter wrote 2 years ago: Apple’s announcement that they would be shipping the iPhone has created a stir all over the Internet … more →
Synchronicity
polytek wrote 3 years ago: I’ve been reading Brian Eno’s 1995 journal, “A Year with Swollen Appendices” … more →
