By Joan O'C. Hamilton
Silicon Valley isn't so much a place as a culture, a dynamic
collection of high-tech workers and thinkers and leaders who are
inventing and reinventing the technology driving the digital revolution on an almost daily basis. Digital Dispatch explores aspects of digital culture that exist outside the usual business stories about new products and hot stocks.
We're interested in the ideas that make the Valley tick, the social
implications of an increasingly wired world and the social drivers that are shaping the way we use technology. We aim for on-the-scene reports that try to bring to life otherwise esoteric concepts, interviews with provocative thinkers, and insights into the peculiarities of doing business in Silicon Valley that help explain its culture.
Digital Dispatch is written by Joan O'C. Hamilton, who has covered technology and written about digital culture for 16 years from the magazine's Silicon Valley bureau.
Have any comments or topics you'd like to see Joan cover? Drop her a line at dispatch@businessweek.com or give her a call at (650) 372-3986.
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December 1999
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Dec. 13 | |
A Case of Internet Itch
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November 1999
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Nov. 29 | |
Money, Money Everywhere--and Nary a House to Buy
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Nov. 15 | |
A Modest Proposal to End I-Way Road Rage
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October 1999
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Oct. 18 | |
Where Second Place Means "Loser"
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September 1999
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Sept. 20 | |
Politics Makes Strange Webfellows
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August 1999
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August 2 | |
Undergrads: Log On, Cash In--Drop Out?
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July 1999
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July 12 | |
The Dark Side of Silicon Valley's Wealth
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June 1999
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June 21 | |
In the Land of Plenty, Plenty of Angst
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May 1999
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May 17 | |
Quick, Fed Ex Me an Executive
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April 1999
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Apr. 19 | |
Take Off Your Coat and Stay a While
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March 1999
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Mar. 8 | |
A Surfing Safari for Seniors
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February 1999
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Feb. 22 | |
When Cupid Uses a Cursor
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Feb. 8 | |
Have Tech Business, Will Travel
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January 1999
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Jan. 25 | |
Silicon Valley Finds Its Past Is a Blast
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