Stories by robg

InnoCentive is using the Internet to enable open-source science.

Is the American economy too big to fail?

Venture Funding Drops for Youngest Companies As Older Ones Suck Up More Cash

The American Exception: Should Suspects Go Free When Police Blunder?

Why people buy the wrong house

Google and the Real Search for Meaning on the Web

How Walkable Is Your Neighborhood?

In Sync to Pierce the Cloud - Pogue's review of Me.com

In Paris, Burgers Turn Chic

Car Sales at 10-Year Low

It Takes a School, Not Missiles

"An ancient philosophic truth - there are severe limits to what we know and can know"

More on Google and Day Care (pricing out smaller providers)

On the iPhone's Small Screen, Just the Salient Stuff

Should apes be treated like people? Which apes? Which people?

Who runs the world?

Facebook manages a vast and rapidly expanding web of connections for its millions of users

Major flaw in Internet design is being repaired by a large group working in concert.

A new book describes the man who created modern venture capital.

Digg's new recommendation system, like the site, relies on the wisdom of crowds.