Peruvian-Spanish author Mario Vargas Llosa has expressed his views on the Snowden-case in an El País op-ed that is syndicated today in many European newspapers. The Nobel Prize winner says that net wh... »
American actress Jenny McCarthy used to be a scandalous beauty in the Nineties, but lately she is more famous for her work against vaccines. Yes, against. She is the face of the anti-vaccine movement,... »
Tokyo Digital Arts Museum Showed Ways Forward for Games, Maps and More A few years ago, I had the chance to visit the NTT Intercommunication Centre in Tokyo. It’s a digital slash video art museum s... »
Keeping secrets online is notoriously difficult. Data has a tendency to escape when we least want it. Many of us have been caught with a white lie, as social media posts reveal that we may not have be... »
The EU commission announced yesterday that they will investigate whether the internet providers collaboration is a case of an illegal trust. While it is too early to draw conclusions about the outcome... »
The success of platforms like the Appstore and Google Play is beyond question. By giving developers access to a global market through a service that also provides payment options and device standards ... »
Niche monopolies seems to be the nature of the internet, there is really only one search engine, one auction site, on ads listings site, one business networking service etc. It makes sense too, at lea... »
Tried it yet? The trend of logging and posting everything that can be logged and posted: meals eaten, runs taken, places visited, people met… It’s the combination and extension of social media, that’s... »
As editor of Netopia, I am proud to introduce a new columnist: Rhoda Crocket. Many things in our world are not really what they appear to be and a big part of being an informed citizen is developing t... »
The claim is often made that internet companies are just like the post office, so they should not be forced to check the content of the traffic. However, recent events have shown that they do, but so ... »