Technology Review: January 2005
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What’s Next for Google
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Running the Web’s best search engine isn’t enough: Google wants to organize all digital information. That means war with Microsoft.
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Features
- The Problematical Dr. Huang Hongyun
- Can an experimental technique using transplanted fetal cells help paralyzed patients? Probably not. But a doctor in China is forging ahead anyway.
- The Future of Books
- Jason Epstein was a publisher for more than 40 years. Now in retirement, he wants to replace Gutenberg with a digital press.
- What We Can Learn from Robots
- For Japan’s Mitsuo Kawato, robotics is important because it explains how the human brain works, not because it could yield artificial humanoids.
Megaphone
- A New Idea for Publishing
- Smart Web ads could restore the balance between publishers, their audience, and advertisers.
Megascope
- Digital Dandies
- To understand the market for gadgets, you need to understand fashion.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology