The point of sharing self-destructing pics is that sometimes you don't want memories to last forever
The political blogger explains his bold dive into the murky waters of reader-supported online journalism
Smartphones and tablets stomped all over the old-school personal computer in 2012. Society won't ever be the same
Bad copyright laws, evil religious nuts, overzealous cops: In 2012, the hacker collective picked its enemies well SLIDE SHOW
Apple? Nokia? Samsung? Ask a fanboy, and step back as the sparks start to fly
A Reuters columnist ridiculously compares the cost of iPhone and iPad addiction to Uncle Sam's pound of flesh
Another defeat for privacy: We will soon be able to use our mobile devices during takeoff and landing
So much for world domination. The one-time cellphone king is selling its own headquarters
Reverse globalization is suddenly in the headlines. Here's why American workers shouldn't be jumping for joy
Impotent? Infertile? Bankrupt? Online advertisers want to know, and they'll break the law to find out
The perfect marketing campaign: A free game app that tests our recognition of corporate branding
Be careful when you "like" that video of a suicide bomber in Afghanistan. The FBI is watching
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Andrew Leonard has been working at Salon as a technology reporter, editor, blogger and staff writer for quite a bit longer than he ever anticipated being employed by an online magazine -- 15 years. He's enjoyed the luck of becoming obsessed with the Internet just before it broke into mainstream
