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Business lessons from everyone’s favorite meth cook, Walter White
Apple's magic slowly starts to leak away
5 things we’ve learned about the future of wearables from Samsung’s Galaxy Gear
Let's stop the NSA before it destroys the cloud industry
NSA shows how to really screw up a PR campaign
What's trending on Twitter now? The Middle Ages
What's not to like about a 600 mph pneumatic people tube?
The self-driving car of the future can’t come soon enough
This declaration designed in America
Making hardware is hard — just ask Apple or Samsung
iOS 7 is not a redesign — it’s a pretty coat of paint
America, it’s time to start making things again
Health care consumers are in the dark. Here's how data can help
Google Glass is for dorks — and doctors
Dylan’s Desk: How apps are chipping away at the open Web
Tech world wrestles with how to respond to tragedy
The top 5 things the mobile enterprise needs
Summly, Pocket point the way to publishing’s revival — or its complete destruction
Somehow, we’re all stumbling along without Google Reader
Nasdaq-SharesPost deal provides liquidity at the price of transparency
Facebook’s amazing disappearing tax trick
It’s so easy to start a company, everyone’s doing it now
What you need to do to get more women at your conference — or company
Once king of enterprise software, Lotus Notes is dragging IBM down
We need more people like Aaron Swartz
Why CES still matters, even if you hate it
How to take back control of your own social networks
Dylan’s Desk: How Microsoft can break the logjam of carrier anti-innovation
Vint Cerf invented the Internet, and now he’s trying to save it
Dylan’s Desk: 6 reasons CloudBeat will be the cloud event of the year
Dylan’s Desk: Artificial intelligence’s new hope is … targeted marketing
Dylan’s Desk: Windows Phone, you’ve let me down for the last time
Dylan’s Desk: The tech industry is losing touch with the reality of working life
Dylan's Desk: It's do or die time for Microsoft
A Well of community support powers the world's oldest social networking startup
Help me, my valley is being overtaken by frat boys
After two decades, DEMO is still hosting amazing new products
It’s time to take the word ‘startup’ back from the VCs
