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We've seen plenty of tiny UAVs (or NAVs -- Nano Aerial Vehicles -- as they're also known), but none quite like the robo-hummingbird that's been in development at DARPA-contractor AeroVironment for the past couple of years. While we haven't heard much about it during that time, the company recent...

Joel and Jeff discuss the value (or lack thereof) of meta-discussion, how much "big iron" popular websites need, and whether code forking is sometimes inevitable.

Robotics engineer Ronald Arkin of Georgia Tech just finished a three-year contract with the U.S. Army designing software to create ethical robots. His thesis is that robots can be configured with a built-in "guilt system" that eventually could make... ...

Joel and Jeff discuss the value (or lack thereof) of meta-discussion, how much "big iron" popular websites need, and whether code forking is sometimes inevitable.

Connie and Steve Rice were both laid off from their teaching jobs in Oregon. Also: another installment of our summer job series.

Joel and Jeff discuss the value (or lack thereof) of meta-discussion, how much "big iron" popular websites need, and whether code forking is sometimes inevitable.

Joel and Jeff discuss the value (or lack thereof) of meta-discussion, how much "big iron" popular websites need, and whether code forking is sometimes inevitable.

Whether you studied art history in college, or you just want to be a good sport on your next trip to Europe, we'll see how art can change the way you look at the world. Rick is joined by the co-author of his Europe 101 book on art appreciation, and by certified guides from Rome and Florence, to ...

Hosts: Denise Howell, Ernest Svenson, Colette Vogele, and Evan Brown Affiliate accounts for bloggers, ringtone performance fees, R.I.A.A, Facebook land rush, and more. TWiL wiki shownotes, feel free to add or edit. TWiL on Friendfeed Talking points: picks: The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of ...

This week in Ideas we explore what it is that makes people like the brigadistas risk their lives for their beliefs. First we hear from historian and writer Mark Derby who edited the recently-released‘Kiwi Companeros: New Zealand and the Spanish Civil War’. Then later in the programme Christ...

Four video of the first ever Press Camp, Sun Valley, Idaho.

We’ve got a great podcast for you this week on Adventure Edge Radio. We’re talking with John Rasmus, the editor-in-chief of National Geographic Adventure magazine; Christopher McDougall, author of the book Born to Run; and elite adventure racer Danelle Ballengee. In honor of National ...

The Week In Green: The world meets to confront climate change, just as congress confronts the dirty side of coal mining

The law firm of Glinder & Glinder will sue the newspaper for you.

The Palm Pre is probably the most highly anticipated tech product of the year, and, finally, people are starting to get their hands on it. A few days before the launch, CBS News and CNET Tech Analyst Larry Magid spoke with Paul Cousineau, Palm's director of product management for WebOS.

Welcome to the first episode of the Citizen Media Law Podcast, providing practical knowledge and tools for citizen journalists. This week, David Ardia responds to the federal shield bill passed in the U.S. House of Representatives, Colin Rhinesmith talks about legal threats to co-bloggers, and S...

In episode #1 of WIRED's Gadget Lab podcast, we talk about Microsoft's just-launched -generation Zune MP3 player (verdict: not as crummy as the first go round), the RIAA's $222,000 judgement against a file-sharing mom, Gateway's new all-in-one PC, and a killer gaming monitor, also from Gateway.

Why Tell Me Why? Discovery News reporter Kasey Dee Gardner gets the low-down on bad breath

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet get up on stage at LugRadio Live UK 2008 and talk about various things: LugRadio Live: let's do it next year! What will we be talking about a year from now? What's going to go on in the free software world between now and LugRadio Liv...

Stories: 1) ID Geothermal Power Goes Full Steam Ahead 2) WA, OR to Join Other States in Lawsuit Against EPA 3) Wave Energy Takes Small (but Significant) Step Forward