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TED Tech Preview: Robots, Crowdsourcing and Bill Nye

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Votizen Gets a Celebrity Round of Funding to Connect Social Media and Politics

Zipcar Leads Funding for Wheelz — a P2P Version of Itself

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Moore’s Law means that more and more things can be done practically for free, if only it weren’t for those people who want to be paid. People are the flies in Moore’s Law’s ointment. When machines get incredibly cheap to run, people seem correspondingly expensive.

— From Jaron Lanier’s new book, “Who Owns the Future?” excerpted on Wired.com