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Technology Review: January/February 2010

Security in the Ether
Information technology's next grand challenge will be to secure the cloud--and prove we can trust it.
By David Talbot
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From the Editor

On the Evolution of Technology
New technologies are missing many things, but especially their markets.
By Jason Pontin

Contributors

Contributors

Notebooks

Integrating the Clouds
The next step in cloud computing is to link different systems.
By Vinton Cerf
Why Geoengineering?
We should study the costs and consequences of solar radiation management.
By M. Granger Morgan
The New News
"Journalism" and "the media" are not synonymous.
By Jay Rosen

Features

Trading Shares in Milliseconds
High-speed automated buying and selling of financial shares dominates the market. Will it lead to the next financial meltdown?
By Bryant Urstadt
The Geoengineering Gambit
As climate policy stalls, scientists and policy experts consider desperate plans to cool the earth.
By Kevin Bullis

Q & A

Mike Lynch
The cofounder and CEO of Autonomy explains why Nicole Kidman is not a cosmic ball of gas.
By Jason Pontin

Hack

How to Photograph the Earth
Photos from near space for less than $150.
By Erica Naone

Photo Essay

The Lithium Rush
In the Bolivian Andes lies a vast salt flat that may shape the future of transportation.
By Antonio Regalado

Briefing

Media
We assess the technologies that are destroying old ways of doing business and look into what will be left when the dust settles.

Reviews

Shoveling Water
Why does it take so long to commercialize new technologies?
By David Rotman
True Match
How does the matching algorithm of the popular dating service suggest potential mates?
By Emily Gould
The Future of Human Spaceflight
Are astronauts close to extinction?
By Jeff Foust

Demo

Nervy Repair Job
Douglas Smith mechanically stretches living nerves to grow resilient transplants.
By Kristina Grifantini
How the Nerve Stretching Technique Works

35 Years Ago in TR

A Change in the Weather
Rainmaking efforts during the Vietnam War prompted an international ban.
By Matt Mahoney

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