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5 Great Science Books to Expand Your Mind
From the dynamics of social networks to market bubbles, science has a lot to say about the world of technology. One of the great discoveries of modern science was
8 Free E-Books on C#
C# remains in high demand. It consistently ranks as one of the most popular languages in various indexes. According to Dennis B. Moore's research, C# is the 5th most
Web 2.0 Start-Ups = Social Science Experiments
Recently I had the great pleasure to hear the inventor of the Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, give the keynote at the Tetherless World Conference organized by Rensellaer Polytechnique Institute (RPI)
Digital Gardening: MBG Puts 6.3 Million Plants Online
Life itself is the biggest of all big data. The amount of information contained within one leaf is staggering, but the information contained within 6.3 million plant specimens staggers. Currently,
Web.com Acquires the Web's First Domain Registrar for $400m (Down from $21B)
Web.com is a business that helps small and medium businesses build websites and Facebook apps. Business is good, too, and today the company announced that it has acquired Network Solutions,
Serial CEO Judy Estrin On Startups and Innovation
Judy Estrin is a serial entrepreneur, having started seven tech companies since 1981. She was the former CTO of Cisco Systems from 1998-2000, and is on the boards of Disney
Sims Dev to Make TV Shows
Game developer Will Wright, best known as the man behind SimCity (and other Sim games) and Spore, has signed a deal with the Science Channel to create programming for the
Android App Inventor: A Great Tool for Teaching Programming, But One with an Uncertain Future
It's been about a year since Google launched its Android App Inventor, its DIY tool for building Android apps. The object of one of the most scathing reviews in the
3 Presentations on R: Data Mining, Web Development and Data Visualization
R, the statistical programming language, continues to grow in popularity. A recent poll at KDnuggets found that 34% of respondents do at least half of their data mining in
Journalism Students + Computer Science Majors = Better News Apps for All
The good old days of print journalism are becoming just that - good old days, the domain of old timers who reminisce about tape recorders and digging through other people's
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