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Editor's Blog 2/9/2010 2 comments
Tune in for IE Radio with Jeff Jonas, chief scientist at IBM, at 3 PM ET today
Editor's Blog 2/8/2010 16 comments
Uh-oh: 67 percent of Internet Evolution readers say they'll buy the iPad 'never'
Editor's Blog 2/5/2010 27 comments
Help us come up with the top 100 people in the Internet industry
Editor's Blog 2/4/2010 15 comments
Few Internet Evolution readers think censorship had anything to do with Google's threat to pull out of China
Editor's Blog 2/3/2010 17 comments
Frontline's 'Digital Nation' looks into the ways in which the Internet is changing what it means to be a human being
Editor's Blog 2/2/2010 12 comments
Google vants to suck your blood, says HDNet Chairman Mark Cuban
Editor's Blog 2/1/2010 16 comments
President Obama took questions from the peoples of the Internet as a follow-up to his State of the Union address
Editor's Blog 1/29/2010 29 comments
Despite my explicit wishes, I was given a TwitterPeek
Editor's Blog 1/28/2010 45 comments
iPad: It's like iPod, but instead of Pod it's Pad!
Editor's Blog 1/27/2010 28 comments
President Obama plans a 'special online event' to take your questions about his State of the Union address
Editor's Blog 1/26/2010 13 comments
New numbers from Nielsen show our social networking activity is up 82 percent compared to last year
Editor's Blog 1/25/2010 11 comments
As the global online population grows, Web business owners and site developers need to prepare themselves for a multilingual Web where English may not necessarily dominate
Editor's Blog 1/22/2010 20 comments
Secretary Clinton calls for 'Internet freedom' and commits to helping citizens in other nations circumvent politically motivated censorship
Editor's Blog 1/21/2010 Post a comment
Join us now for IE Radio with Gina Trapani: We're aliiiiiiiive
Editor's Blog 1/21/2010 2 comments
Programmer, blogger, and book author Gina Trapani joins us for IE Radio today at 2 PM ET. Don't miss out!
Editor's Blog 1/20/2010 20 comments
An Internet Evolution poll reveals that only 67 people could be bothered to have an opinion on real-time search
Editor's Blog 1/19/2010 8 comments
Internet Evolution's latest Web Wide World documentary focuses on Chile, which is improving e-government in unprecedented ways
Editor's Blog 1/15/2010 31 comments
Anonymity has contributed to the rise of a nasty Web culture, but as we trend toward a Web defined by identity, will that meanness factor change?
Editor's Blog 1/14/2010 11 comments
The FCC is asking for public comments on consumer expectations of privacy when using broadband
Editor's Blog 1/13/2010 6 comments
The Supreme Court will decide today whether to allow footage of a trial challenging California's Proposition 8 to be uploaded to YouTube
Editor's Blog 1/12/2010 36 comments
As communications technology gets smarter, we're becoming a whole lot less likely to have to communicate face-to-face
Editor's Blog 1/11/2010 11 comments
Facebook backs away from the idea that controlling one's data online is a good thing
Editor's Blog 1/8/2010 44 comments
It's time to figure out what to expect from the Internet over the next 12 months
Editor's Blog 1/7/2010 30 comments
Cars are becoming more like computers with seatbelts, and that isn't a good thing
Editor's Blog 1/6/2010 Post a comment
We're live on IE Radio with Jimmy Wales. Join us!
Editor's Blog 1/6/2010 Post a comment
IE Radio welcomes Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales at 2:00 PM ET today
Editor's Blog 1/5/2010 39 comments
Wikipedia meets its fundraising goal for 2009 with $7.5 million in donations
Editor's Blog 1/4/2010 14 comments
The plurality of our readers have voted Apple's Alleged Tablet as the product of the year
Editor's Blog 1/1/2010 20 comments
Internet Evolution congratulates the Top 10 Posters of ALL TIME (a.k.a. three years)
Editor's Blog 12/29/2009 12 comments
Don't forget to cast your top five predictions for 2010 before it's too late
Editor's Blog 12/25/2009 25 comments
Our readers rank which gadgets they want most for the holidays. Find out what came in first place
Editor's Blog 12/24/2009 6 comments
Twitter reportedly made a small profit in 2009, but the site has a lot to prove in the year ahead
Editor's Blog 12/22/2009 2 comments
Keeping in the holiday spirit of list-making, Internet Evolution gives a rundown of what was Fine and Over the Line in 2009
Editor's Blog 12/21/2009 19 comments
Over 70% of Internet Evolution readers think the government should disclose its social media surveillance policies
Editor's Blog 12/18/2009 15 comments
That's right: We've gone all Glee for the holidays
Editor's Blog 12/17/2009 11 comments
Italy's interior minister says the government may censor social-networking sites for instigating violence against Prime Minister Berlusconi
Editor's Blog 12/15/2009 29 comments
Tis the season to be psychic, so let's make some predictions for 2010!
Editor's Blog 12/14/2009 9 comments
The industry is once again falling all over itself to praise an alleged Google product that has yet to be released or confirmed
Editor's Blog 12/11/2009 17 comments
Florida's Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee has banned friendships between lawyers and judges on Facebook... because it's that important
Editor's Blog 12/10/2009 15 comments
Facebook's new 'recommended' privacy settings suggest that users share their entire lives with the greater Web
Editor's Blog 12/9/2009 4 comments
After much anticipation, the Obama administration has unveiled its Open Government Directive
Editor's Blog 12/8/2009 6 comments
Five major publishing companies launch a digital content storefront for mobile devices
Editor's Blog 12/7/2009 8 comments
If Comcast's acquisition of NBC Universal gets approved, we may soon bid farewell to the free days of Hulu
Editor's Blog 12/4/2009 25 comments
The compulsion to share on social-networking sites has less to do with connectedness than it does with wanting to prove we still exist
Editor's Blog 12/3/2009 14 comments
The Electronic Frontier Foundation sues the government for not disclosing its social media surveillance policies
Editor's Blog 12/2/2009 5 comments
It is way too late for us to give Mark Zuckerberg credit for promising better privacy controls
Editor's Blog 12/1/2009 14 comments
We're giving you the chance to talk to us, with your real voice, via video comments. Leave your first one today!
Editor's Blog 12/1/2009 1 comment
We're live on IE Radio with Andrew McAfee, author of – and coiner of – 'Enterprise 2.0'
Editor's Blog 12/1/2009 6 comments
Tune in for IE Radio with Andrew McAfee, coiner of 'Enterprise 2.0,' at 2 PM ET today
Editor's Blog 11/30/2009 18 comments
As people start their cyber shopping on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, as well as real-world shopping, could become obsolete
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