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• Cities

  

  Ideas for Cities: City 70/20/10

  City 70/20/10 This is a riff on Google's agreement with employees to maximize each individual’s effectiveness. "In order to always develop...

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• Technology

  

  Google Is Fed Up With China

  Big news from the official Google blog: In mid-December, we detected a highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure...

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• Cities

  

  Ideas for Cities: Tech Mission

  Tech Mission Tech Mission is a ossible design for mid-size cities that either don't have a particular strength in technology or a logical...

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• Business

  

  Justice Department Tells Google Books: You'll Have to Do Less Evil than That

  You might have heard how the Google Books plan to scan and digitize all the books of the world ran into some legal hiccups-what with that whole...

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• Issue 017

  

  The GOOD 100: Google

  Even Less Evil Fact: Google is a Really Important Company. Sure, it boasts massive profits, and it fights with Microsoft, and there is still...

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• Technology

  

  Putting Satellite Imagery to Better Use

  Besides the emotional images of dead bodies and homeless and injured earthquake victims, some of the most shocking images in the aftermath of last...

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• Business

  

  Capital Gains

  With layoffs happening across the country, GOOD looks at how much money individual employees generate for a cross section of major...

  by GOOD, JK Keller +

• Technology

  

  Transparency: What Email Is the Most Popular?

  The chirping sounds of a modem and the pleasant greeting of "You've got mail," are technological touchstones for people raised in the exciting...

  by GOOD, Atley Kasky +

• Technology

  

  The "World's Cheapest Cell Phone"

  Vodafone has made what it's describing as the "world's cheapest phone." The Vodafone 150 will sell for less than $15. From the press...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  Sourcemap: Map Where Stuff Comes From

  Sourcemap is a new tool from the clever folks at the MIT Media Lab that's meant to help you track the origins of all the components of basically...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  There Will Be No iTrain: Try Not to Get Too Caught Up in Apple's Announcement

  Anil Dash, tech blogger extraordinaire, put up a rather exceptional post on his blog this morning, lamenting the fact that a large segment of the...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Technology

  

  Internet Retail

  More and more of our shopping is happening online. And in the digital marketplace, shoppers write and read millions of reviews each year,...

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• Technology

  

  What Are People Really Buying Online?

  What are people really buying online? According to this awesome infographic by Permuto (after the jump, and larger here), although clothing,...

  by Patrick James 1

• Technology

  

  California Cooldown Strategy: Store Energy in Blocks of Ice

  From the rad department comes this great news for Southern California residents. Every summer in the region it gets unbearably hot, so everyone...

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• Business

  

  Staturday: Which Automakers Got Advanced Technology Loans?

  The Department of Energy gave out the first part of it's advanced technology loan fund for automakers. Who got how much? Ford: $5.9 billion...

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• Cities

  

  Using Technology to Make Shopping Better

  As people worldwide flock to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter—which boast 350 million and 18 million users, respectively—savvy...

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• Business

  

  Google Needs You!

  Last year, Google announced it was going to help the world by soliciting world-changing ideas that help as many people as possible. The project,...

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• Culture

  

  Generification: When "Google" Becomes "google"

  How tweeting, googling, and McJobs have changed the way we use branded words. When the American Dialect Society met in Baltimore in early...

  by Mark Peters +

• Design

  

  Picture Show: Google This

  Taking our ubiquitous searches to the physical world The Brazilian Italian artist Filippo Minelli wrote to us about his interest in "exploring...

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• News

  

  In Which Google Latitude Inspires Panic Over a Refugee

  Here's a problem I bet nobody had when they were trying to spring their friend from a refugee camp 20 years ago: suddenly discovering that he was...

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