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Tech Futures Where workers and investors will find opportunities in the years ahead

7th November 2002

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Picture This Government Web sites are for the people not incumbent office-holders

24th October 2002

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Silicon Valley Fights Back Hollywood has a worthy adversary in South Bay Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren

9th October 2002

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Free Mickey Stanford Law Professor seeks to overturn the Sonny Bono Copyright Extension Act

26th September 2002

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Berman-Coble Goes Too Far Legalizing hacking of P2P networks hurts start-ups, not thieves

12th September 2002

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Open-Source Government Free-software guru Bruce Perens has a new information-technology solution

29th August 2002

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Take The Medicine By not expensing stock options now, tech firms are just prolonging the pain

15th August 2002

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Not a Moment Too Soon Digiportal’s innovative challenge response ChoiceMail program means the end of spam

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The Disintermediation Blues On the sad state of online car- and mortgage-buying services

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Taxing Workers Cutting capital gains taxes could hurt Silicon Valley in the long run

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Fuel Cell Hold-up Government’s go-slow approach promises to keep the technology on the shelf

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Nanotechnology’s First Fruits Products nearing market promise to lead the budding industry from hype to reality

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Ocean Rescue Planktos Foundation hopes to reduce global warming by fertilizing the seas

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Hollywood’s Way Out New distribution platform is solution for copyright theft

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Shooting Blanks Growing digital rights movement needs to put some political heads on stakes — fast

22nd April 2002

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Sharing The Airwaves Spread spectrum technology could bring a new dawn for broadcasting

11th April 2002

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Cold Fusion Rides Again Science magazine publishes more evidence of tabletop nuclear reactions

25th March 2002

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Vexing Options Accounting scandal fallout could mean positive changes for workers and investors

25th February 2002

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All Hail Creative Commons Stanford professor and author Lawrence Lessig plans a legal insurrection

11th February 2002

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Search Me Doom ahead for search engines that charge listing fees

28th January 2002

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Political Weapons The missile defense shield will help neutralize the tech sector

17th January 2002

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Playing The Biotech Boom Picking biotech stocks is not a game for novices

31st December 2001

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The Westly Factor Why a usually obscure state election might matter most for tech firms

17th December 2001

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The “Last Mile” Problem ADCOs could finally bust open the local phone market

6th December 2001

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The End Of Hewlett-Packard As We Knew It? Revered company is between a rock and a hard place

19th November 2001

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War Boom More Pentagon spending could actually hurt Silicon Valley

23rd October 2001

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Energy Independence Now We Need A New Energy Revolution

4th October 2001

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No Silver Bullets Giving Up Privacy for Security Will Leave Us With Neither

18th September 2001

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Kick ‘Em When They’re Down Silicon Valley’s Usual CEO Excuses Don’t Tell the Real Story

23rd August 2001

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Slap the PUC It May Be the Last Chance to Protect Independent ISPs From Extinction

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The New Napster The Record Industry Has Met its Match

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The Next Frontier The Tech Sector Needs A Nanotechnology Target

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Cisco’s Slide Tech Bellwether Must Find A New Path To Success

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Free Higher Education MIT’s OpenCourseWare Plan Fires the First Real Shot

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Desktop Linux Eazel Inc. Could Change the World Or Go Broke Trying

19th April 2001

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Timing The Tech Stock Recovery Investors Should Trust Themselves, Not The Analysts

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Buying The Grid Gov. Davis’ Plan Puts Taxpayers on the Wrong Side of Future Technologies

13th March 2001

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ReplayTV vs. TiVo TiVo vs. ReplayTV

27th February 2001

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Where’s The Competition? How California’s Leaders Helped Create the Energy Crisis

25th January 2001

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Machine Error The Case for Paper Ballots

21st December 2000

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Technical Correction “The Numbers Guy” And Wall Street

21st November 2000

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Faster Than Light Travel Will We Ever Travel to the Stars?

18th October 2000

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Burn Your Cubicle Virtual Teams Are the Future of Work

21st September 2000

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Fast and Easy New Browserless Apps Allow One-Click Searching

31st August 2000

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Little Man, Big Mind New Media Pioneer Gary Brickman’s Remarkable Life

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Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Coming Up With the Next Big Thing

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Talking Computers Microsoft’s Long-Range Plan to Thwart the Feds

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Digital Food Online Groceries Set Stage for Long-Awaited Revolution in the Aisles

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Highway Robbery New electronic toll collection system won’t fix traffic woes

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Napster How free music will change the planet

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Patently False Time for Bezos to get serious

17th March 2000

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Deposit This On the Internet, your bank is not your friend

23rd February 2000

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Open Source TV Broadcasters should jump on the open source bandwagon, pronto

5th January 2000

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Our Wacky Patent System And its perilous, toothless reform

23rd December 1999

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Click Here To Buy Online shopping tips from someone who hates to shop

8th December 1999

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Readers’ Beat SF Gate column readers respond

24th November 1999

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Going Once, Going Twice, Gone! eBay is shooting itself in the foot

11th November 1999

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Big Idiot on Campus UC should broadcast class lectures online

28th October 1999

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Open Sesame How Collab.net takes open-source to the next level

14th October 1999

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The Great Tech Showdown I’m rooting for Bill Gates

30th September 1999

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The Kids Are Not Alright Why Johnny can’t compute

15th September 1999

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Masters of Our Domain RealNames means just what the name says

31st August 1999

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Beta This Cleaning up the software industry’s bug-infested nest

17th August 1999

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Running Lame Most presidential candidates stumble online

4th August 1999

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Killing Uncle Sam The taxman meets his match online

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Wanna Make a Bet? How the ‘Net can improve your odds

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We’re Flying Blind Time for New Economic Metrics

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Tech Stocks Has the boom gone bust?

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Must See TV Get paid to watch

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The War Against Cold Fusion What’s really behind it?

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Oh Holy Net Does the Hand of God Know HTML?

28th April 1999

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Love Bytes Will the Net flatten Maslow’s pyramid?

12th April 1999

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Killing the Rainmakers The dying art of high-tech public relations

29th March 1999

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Power To The People The return of cold fusion

15th March 1999

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Biotech Rules Part II: Science, Serendipity, and The Web

Metro Metro 1990 - 1995

News Hole

3rd August 1995