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Cory Booker and the muddled line between politics and tech
Sharmin Kent
Booker is stepping down from start-up #waywire, leaving questions
Texting turns us into liars
DRAKE BAER
A new study suggests the anonymity of digital conversation encourages deceit
NSA: Apple controls the public
Natasha Lennard
Leaked documents reveal surveillance of smartphones and spy agency's pot-kettle-black attitude to the tech giant
6 ways your life is personally affected by the War on Drugs
Helen Redmond
US drug policy has unequivocally curtailed your basic civil rights, regardless of whether you're a user
Apple’s secret history explains why the next iPhone will be in color
Mark Wilson
Do you remember those candy colored iMacs?
Big Data Improves Health Care
Sponsored by Siemens
Data is making health care better, smarter and cheaper
Yahoo: US agencies request more data than any country
DOUGLAS MACMILLAN
The web portal says it received over 12,000 requests last year for user data from the US government
4 secret taxes on the poor
Leah A. Plunkett
With governments struggling to raise revenue, you won’t believe what they’re charging for now
Five tips to stay secure despite NSA encryption cracking
Natasha Lennard
Security technologist offers advice on how best to use encryption software to circumvent surveillance
“The League” creator: “Most sitcoms are not very good”
Prachi Gupta
Jeff and Jackie Schaffer discuss their writing process and reveal some plot twists in the comedy's upcoming season
GMOs are tearing a tropical paradise apart
Adam Skolnick
As a suspected cancer cluster invades Hawaii, residents are torn between GMO jobs and the health of the people
Black Twitter’s not just a group — it’s a movement
Kwame Opam
Mainstream media often miss that it's about more than the race of whoever's tweeting -- it's about a shared mission
The Internet’s next victim: Advertising
Andrew Leonard
What the story of AdBlock Plus tells us: The online economy is broken, and won't be easy to fix
I lived “Breaking Bad”
Greg Fulton
The show introduced viewers to the euphoria and destruction of meth. Nobody needed to tell me
Higher education is a lifetime sentence of debt
David Sirota
If a college degree is the new high school diploma, then we need to overhaul our school financing model accordingly
Over half requests for Facebook user data came from U.S. government
Natasha Lennard
Facebook report: U.S. made up to 12,000 requests for information on 20,000-plus individuals in six months
Inside the minds behind Funny or Die
Akshay Arabolu
The business team behind Funny or Die explains why it's one of the most popular humor sites on the Internet
Will robots make us sexist?
Soraya Chemaly
Highly advanced robots are coming -- and they're more likely to reinforce sexist norms than to change them
Fast Company’s smartest women on Twitter
ANN CHARLES
From Chelsea Clinton to Elizabeth Warren; a list of 25 women whose voices stand out of the social media crowd
6 wildly offensive comments from America’s titans of industry
RJ Eskow
Zuckerberg's new super-PAC prospectus reminds us he's ready to "move fast and break things," democracy included
A letter to my sober brother
Joshua Leonard
A year ago today, he was dying from a cocktail of drugs and alcohol. As a heroin user in my teens, I knew his pain
Republicans eye scary consolation prize
Brian Beutler
They can't shut the government down. And Obamacare is safe. So the GOP has its eyes on a different horrible result
Ending anonymity won’t kill trolls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Arianna Huffington promises an end to anonymous comments. That won't stop trolls -- but the fight is worthwhile
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