The Infinite Library
Does Google’s plan to digitize millions of print books spell the death of libraries; or their rebirth?
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10 Emerging Technologies
Of the numerous technologies now in gestation at companies and universities, we have chosen 10 that we think will make particularly big splashes. They range from bacterial factories to silicon photonics to quantum wires and any one of them could change your world.
Environmental Heresies
The founder of The Whole Earth Catalog believes the environmental movement will soon reverse its position on four core issues.
From the Editor
Letters
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Big Spenders
These six men oversee more than $120 billion in research and technology investments in the United States.
Financial Indices
British Invasion
BAE Systems and WPP Group advance.
Megaphone
Whither the Renaissance Man?
We need to save the diversity of the individual.
Megascope
The Trouble with the Meter
Why the metric system may never rule.
Reviews
How the Fed Learned to Love Technology
Alan Greenspan avoided the mistakes of his Federal Reserve predecessor.
The Economics of Brains
A collection of research papers touts the promise of neuroeconomics.
Greenhouse Gas
Michael Crichton’s new novel fingers the wrong villains in global warming.
Briefcase
Starting Up, Post-Bubble
Two search veterans want to do it again.
A Breakthrough Isn’t Enough
Transmeta was to be a market-grabbing pioneer in chips.
Research in Development
IBM builds services-based R&D.
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