David Lynch’s Dune is an epic Eighties sci-fi flick, featuring Kyle MacLachlan in a humidity-recycling leather desert suit as the good guy and Sting as bad guy in leather… well, swim trunks. The space... »
Google is often accused of abusing its dominant position in search and other online services, so today’s news that the same is the case for the augmented-reality of Google Glass should come as no surp... »
Five hundred (and counting) of the world’s finest authors have signed a call to the United Nations for a digital bill of rights, following Edward Snowden’s whistle-blowing on how the US government (an... »
Impossible to resist sharing with Netopia’s readers: Chinese television covered our 3d-printing event on the news! It is the independent TV station NTDTV, which airs from the United States and indepen... »
Welcome to Netopia, where technology meets society. What is money? It used to be tied to resources, like gold – the Mayans used cocoa beans. In recent time, the value of money is guaranteed by cent... »
As search algorithms and website content adjusts to internet users historical behavior, the filter bubble phenomenon becomes a reality. If you have made a lot of searches on, say, sailing, search engi... »
This week is the ECTA Regulatory Conference in Brussels. That is the European Competitive Telecommunications Association. Abbreviations like that can give a dull impression for sure, but this is the c... »
Technology shapes society, at least this is what tech pundits will lead you to believe. But which technologies? Financial Times interviews Ha-Joon Chang, economy professor at Cambridge, who claims hou... »
Algorithmisation is when human jobs are replaced by machines. It used to be robots doing manufacturing jobs, but with algorithmisation also white-collar jobs will (supposedly) be done by the machines.... »
Cybersecurity is a topic thclickat most often ends up putting the responsibility on the individual user to protect his or her data. That is a useless solution, many internet users have a very limited ... »