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Eric Hellweg Guest Contributor

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    The Net Effect of Neutrality

    Web surfing has been, from its beginning, an open digital road. However, Congress may soon build roadblocks to some content.

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    The Patent Office's Fix

    Metatagging and social networks – ideas that originated in personal online media – may save the U.S. Patent Office.

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    The Net Effect of Neutrality

    Web surfing has been, from its beginning, an open digital road. However, Congress may soon build roadblocks to some content.

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    Bubble May Burst Hollywood

    The release of Bubble simultaneously in movie theaters and on cable television may change the way entertainment is served up.

    1 comment

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    Cisco's Consumer Dreams

    Is the maker of corporate networking equipment looking to invade the shelves of Best Buy?

    1 comment

  • News

    The Patent Office's Fix

    Metatagging and social networks – ideas that originated in personal online media – may save the U.S. Patent Office.

    3 comments

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    Waiting for Google Cube (or a PC Like It)

    The rumored “Google PC” announcement has not materialized, but the time for a networked computer with an alternative operating system is right. Here’s why.

    9 comments

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    The Future of Personal Media

    The coming year will see, among other things, more Web-based software applications, an explosion of personal videos online, and a change in the business of digital music.

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    The Future of Personal Media

    The coming year will see, among other things, more Web-based software applications, an explosion of personal videos online, and a change in the business of digital music.

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