A photographer appears to be photographing himself in a photographic studio. Note clamp to hold the poser's head still. A 1893 satire on photographic procedures already becoming obsolete at the time
Physicists have set a new bar for quantum teleportation - transferring information from one place to another without anything physically travelling between the locations.
Governments have much to gain from applying algorithms to public policy, but controversies loom
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Why we post (The Economist, Mar Caption: A global study reveals how people fit social media into their lives
The other side of paradise: Glamorous tech startups can be brutal places for workers
Inside your head: The human imagination | The Economist
The science of popularity: The magic of making hits
In this month’s Innovation Culture Bulletin, we’re looking at ways of using technology to enhance your creativity.
The Hobbit movies remain a huge attraction for New Zealand tourism.
These communal hubs offer the rare opportunity to create a neutral meeting ground – and in the age of the Internet, they’re disappearing faster than ever
It happens with birthdays and mass shootings, the death of a loved one and sweet human interest stories about kids waiting at bus stops with no jackets.
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Enlarge ImageEdward Snowden appeared at Comic-Con 2016 in San Diego via the internet from his home in Russia. Richard Nieva/CNET When Edward Snowden leaked highly classified secrets about government.
