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Technology Review: June 2005

The People Own Ideas
Do we want music, software and books to be free -- or not?
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Forward

Tagging Is It
In Silico Immunology
Design by DNA
The Customer Is Always Right There
Instant Networks
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Readme

Who Should Own Ideas?
Market Injection
Big Steps for Small Things

Dealflow

Funding of Innovative Startups

From the Lab

Information Technology
Biotechnology
Nanotechnology

By Invitation

Good-Bye to Venture Capital
Technology finance has turned rational -- so I'm outta here.

Features

The Creators Own Ideas
Contrary to what Lawrence Lessig says, a truly free society allows for proprietary systems.
Lessig's Rebuttal to Epstein
Epstein is smart, but still wrong.
How Linux Could Overthrow Microsoft
The open-source movement is the largest threat the software giant has ever faced. Does Bill Gates have a plan?

Demo

Body Image
The latest medical-imaging advances provide unprecedented diagnostic power--and they're visually stunning.

Datamine

Nanotech Grows Up
Funding for R&D doubled in 2004.

Financial Indices

Pain Relief (for Some)
Pharma feels great -- for now, anyway.

Megascope

Rise of the Plagiosphere
How new tools to detect plagiarism could induce mass writer's block.

Reviews

Do Maps Have Morals?
Digital mapping is an invaluable tool--but it's partly rooted in Cold War schemes for mutual annihilation.
Group Rethink
Can technology raise society's IQ?
Cybernought
The founder of cybernetics is largely forgotten. That's a pity.

Briefcase

The Vaccine That Almost Wasn't
GlaxoSmithKline's Rotarix
One Decision: UPS Goes Bluetooth
To track its millions of packages, UPS is going to a wireless scanning system.
Preventing "Fratricide"
Raytheon's troubled Patriot missile.

Trailing Edge

The Start of Computer Games
Created at MIT, Spacewar inspired future game pioneers.
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