Tweeting From a Broadway Show
Can theater enter the Internet era without losing its soul?
Fukushima, One Year After
On the somber first anniversary, Japan still has a lot of work ahead
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Obama Wins
Two economists from Yahoo Labs predict the 2012 election
Law, as Much as Tech, Made Silicon Valley
A Techwise Conversation with Anupam Chander, author of “How Law Made Silicon Valley”
Job Hunting in the Internet Age
A Techwise Conversation with Mike Junge, Google’s senior recruiter
Can Software Predict Repeat Offenders?
Criminologist Richard Berk’s algorithms are getting better and better at it
What’s Wrong With Flight Simulators
A leading test pilot says they’re not training pilots for situations like the one Air France 447 found itself in
Innovation Is Hard
Kodak got a lot of things right—and still got it wrong
Bone Transplantation Without Rejection
How a 3-D-printed titanium jawbone was transplanted into an 83-year-old patient
Guarding Without Guardians
Bruce Schneier is concerned that without trust, society itself may be impossible