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What Matters Most Depends On Where You Are
Technology Review looks at technological projects and problems in selected countries.
E-Commerce Gets Smarter
By bringing new Web technologies into their stores, retailers are changing shopping in ways no one expected.
Race and Medicine
Population genomics is expanding our knowledge of human diversity. What role should race have in drug development?
From the Editor
Letters
Forward
Trailing Edge
Technology as Hope
At a time of despair, the 1930s world’s fairs glorified technology as the way of the future.
Demo
Online at CentCom
U.S. Central Command Headquarters is more wired than ever. A look indide the nerve center for the Iraq War.
Megaphone
Political Networking
Political choices, as much as technological innovation, define the structure of new media.
Megascope
Engineers and Political Power
Some have it, some don’t.
Reviews
Wild Profits
The Arctic refuge may soon be in the hands of Big Oil. Will it drill clean?
Letter From Davos
The founder of Red Herring and AlwaysOn traveled to the World Economic Forum annual meeting and reported back to Technology Review’s editor, Jason Pontin.
Freeze Frame
The Polar Express was a remarkable advance in digital animation. Why didn’t audiences respond?
Briefcase
TransÉnergie: Playing Two Power Games
Laying a new transmission line under Long Island Sound was easy. Navigating the political waters wasn’t.
Sun Microsystems: Blog Heaven
Hundreds of Sun employees write weblogs about their work. Does all this chatter add up to better business?
Spalding: An Idea with Bounce
One breakthrough ball design infused a stagnant brand with new vitality.
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