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A Social-Media Decoder
New technology deciphers— and empowers—the millions who talk back to their televisions through the Web.
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November/December 2011
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Featured Story
Alberta's Oil Sands Heat Up
Thanks to its deposits of buried bitumen, Canada is one of the world’s fastest-growing oil producers. New extraction technologies are opening up even more of the vast resource—prompting fresh environmental concerns.
Peter Fairley
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Can This Man Work Magic?
Nokia helped invent the cell-phone business, but those days of technology glory are long gone. Its new CTO has the job of creating the technologies and designs that will help the Finnish company regain its status as an innovation leader.
William M. Bulkeley
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Letters
Letters and Comments
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From the Editor
Steve's Way
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Graphiti
Going Offline
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Notebooks
Dirty Distraction
Social Intelligence
Reinvention
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Demo
Battery Fill-Up
How Electric Cars Swap Batteries
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Hack
Instrument of Control
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To Market
Technology Commercialized
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Q&A
Bradley Horowitz
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Photo Essay
A Light in the Desert
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Essay
World Without Walls
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Business Impact
The Cloud Imperative
Being Smart about Cloud Security
Business Gets Remote
Facebook Shares Its Cloud Designs
Transcending Borders but Not Laws
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Reviews
A New Chapter for E-Books
Public Mea Culpas
Rethinking the Unthinkable
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From the Labs
Information Technology
Biomedicine
Materials
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28 Years Ago in TR
The Dubious Perils of Pac-Man
