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Facebook’s stock has fallen sharply after former President Donald Trump went on a rant on two separate occasions about the American technology company. Founder Mark Zuckerberg was caught directly in the cross-fire too, with Trump writing on Truth Social: “If you get rid of TikTok, Facebook and Zuckerschmuck will double their business. I don’t want…
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Ning’s Infinite Ambition
It isn’t just a site where users can build their own social networks — Ning is a model of how to create a perpetual growth machine. Brain Trust: Ning chairman Marc Andreessen (he built Netscape back in the day), with Bianchini, at the company’s HQ in Palo Alto. | photgraph by Art Streiber Brain Trust: Ning chairman Marc Andreessen (he built Netscape back in the day), with Bianchini, at the company
A special report on America's economy: Time to rebalance | The Economist
Nomads at lastWireless communication is changing the way people work, live, love and relate to places—and each other, says Andreas Kluth (interviewed here) AT THE Nomad Café in Oakland, California, Tia Katrina Canlas, a law student at the nearby university in Berkeley, places her double Americano next to her mobile phone and iPod, opens her MacBook laptop computer and logs on to the café's wireles
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[Translations: French, Japanese] More is different. Large quantities of something can transform the nature of those somethings. Or as Stalin said, “Quantity has its a quality all its own.” Computer scientist J. Storrs Hall, in “Beyond AI“, writes: If there is enough of something, it is possible, indeed not unusual, for it to have properties not exhibited at all in small, isolated examples. The dif
Book review: "The Future of the Internet (And How to Stop It)" - O'Reilly Radar
Most of us in the computer field have heard more than our fill about the free software movement, the copyright wars, the scourge of spyware and SQL injection attacks, the Great Firewall of China, and other battles for the control of our computers and networks. But your education is stifled until you have absorbed the insights offered by comprehensive thinkers such as Jonathan Zittrain, who present
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Google has confirmed restrictions on its Gemini chatbot in relation to responses to queries on crucial general elections to take place this year, including the race for the White House. The Alphabet-owned company is taking steps to control the dissemination of misinformation (and to prevent it as much as possible) by limiting the output of…
He Wrote 200,000 Books (but Computers Did Some of the Work) (Published 2008)
Philip Parker says he has computers do the substantial amount of repetitive work that is required in the writing of so many books.Credit...Sandy Huffaker for The New York Times It’s not easy to write a book. First you have to pick a title. And then there is the table of contents. If you want the book to be categorized, either by a bookseller or a library, it has to be assigned a unique numerical c
When Tech Innovation Has a Social Mission (Published 2008)
TechSoup distributes products like software to 50,000 groups a year. “We were just trying to meet the needs of nonprofits,” said Rebecca Masisak, co-C.E.O.Credit...Noah Berger for The New York Times Palo Alto, Calif. STEVE WOZNIAK built the original Apple I to share with his friends at the Homebrew Computer Club, but it was his business partner Steve Jobs who had the insight that there might be a
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