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Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Apps & Software
Henry Ford's Great-Grandson Invests in Public Transit
Bill Ford's venture capital firm, Fontinalis, is leading a $2.8 million investment round in Masabi, a U.K. startup in mobile ticketing for public transit -
Policy
Kansas City Enlists Hackers to Help Simplify Obamacare
The latest government effort to harness the work of hackers yields user-friendly health-care apps -
cybersecurity
This Research Paper Explains How to Predict the Next Arab Spring and Cyber Attacks
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have developed an early warning system that will alert officials to politically motivated cyber attacks, or other threatening activities -
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To Report Election Violence in Kenya, Text Ushahidi
Kenyans are using technology to try to prevent a repeat of the violence that followed the 2007 presidential election -
cybersecurity
A Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked
Cloaked by malware, aliases, and misspellings, computer spies are usually invisible. This one made a mistake. A special investigation -
Consumer Electronics
Macmillan Settles U.S. Lawsuit Over E-book Prices
The remaining big publisher charged in the case has settled a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit over the price of digital books -
Science & Research
Why We Should Remember Aaron Swartz
Tech has its empire builders. It also has people like Aaron Swartz, whose work makes empires possible -
Apps & Software
Hailing Taxis via Smartphone Comes to New York City
The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission approves a one-year pilot program for e-hailing, which is set to start in mid-February -
Apps & Software
From Wartime Technology Comes Hurricane Relief
Team Rubicon, a group of volunteer military veterans, is using military software from Palantir to aid in New York's recovery from Sandy's devastation -
2012 campaign
Convention Tech Overload: Too Many Apps for That
A guide to the many—many—ways to follow events and parties at the Republican and Democratic conventions -
Policy
Potholes? There's an App for That
The Citizens Connect app is just one of the innovations to emerge from Boston's Office of New Urban Mechanics -
Apps & Software
Is the UN the Next Big Threat to Internet Freedom?
At December meetings in Dubai, countries with an interest in protecting dictators may press for management control of the Internet -
Apps & Software
The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back
Court documents in a Silicon Valley brawl suggest HP misled customers and partners
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Management
Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
Policy
Kansas City Enlists Hackers to Help Simplify Obamacare
The latest government effort to harness the work of hackers yields user-friendly health-care apps -
2012 campaign
Convention Tech Overload: Too Many Apps for That
A guide to the many—many—ways to follow events and parties at the Republican and Democratic conventions -
Policy
Potholes? There's an App for That
The Citizens Connect app is just one of the innovations to emerge from Boston's Office of New Urban Mechanics
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Software Aims to Match Military Veterans With Civilian Jobs
Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a résumé -
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Kansas City Enlists Hackers to Help Simplify Obamacare
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