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Chasing tail

Farhad Manjoo
New-business geeks are hailing Wired editor Chris Anderson for his sexy "long tail" theory of cultural consumption. But is his book for us or CEOs?

Computers of the world, unite

Andrew Leonard
The Swiss Tropical Institute needs you to fight malaria

The state secrets that weren’t secret

Joe Conason
Right-wingers desperate to intimidate the press have accused the New York Times of treason for publishing details of a terror investigation -- ignoring the fact that everything significant about that operation has been known for years.

Ask the pilot

Patrick Smith
From hungry lions to an in-flight striptease, the best and worst of airline advertising.

Conversations: Amy Sedaris

Salon Staff
Amy Sedaris reveals why she prefers ugly people.

At 19, I’ve already seen drugs damage my peers

Cary Tennis
Smoking dope is lonely and pathetic. What's wrong with scaring the bejesus out of kids?

MySpace or OurSpace?

Alex Koppelman
School administrators and even cops are policing the social networking site. For teens used to living their lives online, that isn't fair.

The virtual moneylender

Farhad Manjoo
A new Web site allows you to borrow money from strangers in cyberspace. It may even free you from credit card debt and the usurers at the local payday loan center.

My husband went to jail for pot — and now he’s smoking again!

Cary Tennis
Police raided our house. Now with two small kids I'm afraid they'll come back.

Washington Mutual goes to Moscow

Andrew Leonard
How many languages does your ATM speak?

Not a drop to drink

Katharine Mieszkowski
Pointing out that it takes 800 gallons of water to make one hamburger, a British writer argues that water shortage is the "defining crisis" of our time.

The corporate toll on the Internet

Farhad Manjoo
Telecom giant AT&T plans to charge online businesses to speed their services through its DSL lines. Critics say the scheme violates every principle of the Internet, favors deep-pocketed companies, and is bound to limit what we see and hear online.

Taking the pulse of “Pulse”

Andrew Leonard
A Big Book on science, technology and nature joins the blogosphere.

Didn’t she almost have it all?

Rebecca Traister
Once a megastar, Whitney Houston is now a tabloid "crackhead." But when I looked for someone to blame, I kept finding the diva herself.

Where computers go to die — and kill

Elizabeth Grossman
More than 50 percent of our recycled computers are shipped overseas, where their toxic components are polluting poor communities. Meanwhile, U.S. laws are a mess, and industry and Congress are resisting efforts to stem "the effluent of the affluent."

King Kaufman’s Sports Daily

Salon Staff
NCAA Tournament: 16 seeds think upset, UConn reaches for the switch, alma mater loyalty clouds bracket judgment.

Sisterhood of Hamas

Helena Cobban
Women fueled the rise of the Islamist party through their work in schools and hospitals that serve the Palestinian people.

You’ve got good mail

Farhad Manjoo
Businesses are fuming over AOL's plan to charge for sending e-mail to its users. But if it cuts spam and guarantees delivery, what's the problem?

The user-agreement from hell

Andrew Leonard
Open a bag of Monsanto seed, and the corporation ends up owning you.

Salon gets (more) interactive

Salon Staff
Share your ideas, take a survey, and help shape new Salon features and services.

Look who’s talking!

Hillary Frey
Just what we need -- cellphones for kids!

The Fix

Salon Staff
Nicole dumped? Brad refused? Trump a breast man? Plus: Kate Moss plays blame game.

The Big Idea

David Pescovitz
Robugs, biologically based software, the GeoWeb, transgenic art and other hot frontiers in technological innovation.

Nanomedicine’s brave new world

Alan H. Goldstein
In just a few years, doctors will know everyone's genetic identity. This knowledge will be a blessing -- and a curse.
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