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Lech Walesa, Republican Surrogate

Michael Saylor, The Id of Web 2.0

Why Do Apple Employees Donate Less than Google and Microsoft Workers?

The Most Important Tech Issue Nobody’s Talking About

An App to Make Campaign Workers Act Normal

Dinosaur Makeover: Can Research Triangle Park Pull Itself Out of the 1950s?

YouTube Unblocks Incendiary Video—But Temporary Censorship Is Still Censorship

The Internet: Now Just Another Special Interest

Why Little Screens Are Good For Cities

How the Tech Industry Lost an Ally on Immigration

Unhappy Valley: A Startup Party's Tinge of Gloom

Goodbye, iPhone Rollout Event. Hello, iPhone Rollout Season!

The Trouble with Measuring 'Tweets Per Minute'

How Facebook's Fancy New Headquarters Are Stuck In The Past

Running Against the City: The GOP Finds Its Demon

Why Republicans Aren’t Serious About Getting Rural Areas Online

Europe on 5 GB a Day: What Does It Mean When Smartphones Replace Travel Guides?

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