• "Understanding the Facebook Prospectus" [nytimes]
• "Google's 'Bouncer' Service Aims to Toughen Android Security" [nytimes]
• "Losing a Goose That Laid the Golden Egg" [nytimes]
• "Blogging Site Tumblr Makes Itself the News" [nytimes]
• "The Yin and the Yang of Corporate Innovation" [nytimes]
• "The Bookstore's Last Stand" [nytimes]
• "Off the Grid in the City" [nytimes]
• "F.D.A. Approves New Cystic Fibrosis Drug" [nytimes]

[Links]

• The Hacker Way [link]
• Hacked companies still not telling investors [link]
• Open-source Weave liberates data for journalists, citizens [link]
• Meet Bill Gates, the Man Who Changed Open Source Software [link]
• A Year of Wolfram Fun Facts [link]
• A Tour of Amazon's DynamoDB [link]

• "Revamped Search Urged for a Nuclear Waste Site" [nytimes]
• "Average Is Over" [nytimes]
• "For $2 a Star, an Online Retailer Gets 5-Star Product Reviews" [nytimes]
• "Cracking Teenagers' Online Codes" [nytimes]
• "Censoring of Tweets Sets Off #Outrage" [nytimes]
• "Google to Update Privacy Policy to Cover Wider Data Use" [nytimes]
• "Collision in the Making Between Self-Driving Cars and How the World Works" [nytimes]
• "Cameras May Open Up the Board Room to Hackers" [nytimes]
• "Ensuring That Ideas Are Employee-Owned" [nytimes]

[Links]

• NYPL Labs : Stereogranimator [link]
• Sebastian Thrun Leaves Stanford to Teach Online [link]
• iBooks Ideas [link]
• The World’s First Computer Password? It Was Useless Too [link]

• "Cracking Open the Scientific Process" [nytimes]
• "Dodd Calls for Hollywood and Silicon Valley to Meet" [nytimes]
• "Keep It Simple" [nytimes]
• "A New 'Law' for the Mobile Computing Era" [nytimes]
• "The Rise of the New Groupthink" [nytimes]

[Links]

• Do we want textbooks to live in Apple's walled garden? [link]
• We’re entering the golden age of Hadoop [link]
• A Post PIPA Post [link]

• "Building the Team That Built Watson" [nytimes]
• "New Storage Device Is Very Small, at 12 Atoms" [nytimes]
• "To Preserve History on the Moon, Visitors Are Asked to Tread Lightly" [nytimes]
• "The Value of Teachers" [nytimes]
• "Scientist’s Online Interviews Draw His Peers Out of Lecture Mode" [nytimes]
• "Deciding Who's Rich (or Smart) Enough for High-Risk Investments" [nytimes]
• "Fighting Antipiracy Measure, Activist Group Posts Personal Information of Media Executives" [nytimes]

[Links]

• Why Do We Always Sell the Next Generation Short? [link]
• Lockdown: The coming war on general-purpose computing [link]
• "Car as a Platform" Wars [link]
• Drew Berry: Keynote on Communicating Science Visually [link]

• "Even a Giant Can Learn to Run" [nytimes]
• "To Enjoy the View Without Help From an iPhone" [nytimes]
• "An Ad Blocker Opens the Gate, Ever So Slightly" [nytimes]
• "Lines That Shaped Manhattan" [nytimes]
• "Continuing Education, at the Bar" [nytimes]
• "Booking a Flight to Space, With Travel Insurance" [nytimes]

[Links]

• Books That Are Never Done Being Written [link]
• You are what you curate [link]
• Scaling up to hold your life story [link]

• "Debate Persists on Deadly Flu Made Airborne" [nytimes]
• "Organic Agriculture May Be Outgrowing Its Ideals" [nytimes]
• "Hackers Breach the Web Site of Stratfor Global Intelligence" [nytimes]
• "Even a Giant Can Learn to Run" [nytimes]
• "New Rules for the Ways We Watch" [nytimes]
• "Graceful Moves, for a Boy Made of Metal" [nytimes]

[Links]

• The year in big data and data science [link]
• What to do when Amazon’s spot prices spike [link]
• A VC: Mocked And Misunderstood [link]
• Siri: The Horror Movie [link]

• "Journals Asked To Cut Details Of Flu Studies" [nytimes]
• "Two Earth-Size Planets Are Discovered" [nytimes]
• "The Internet Gets Physical" [nytimes]
• "If These Moms Can't Find It, They Invent It" [nytimes]
• "What Nail-Polish Sales Tell Us About the Economy" [nytimes]
• "Publishers vs. Libraries" [nytimes]

[Links]

• Video: Creative Companies .. Ben Chestnut [link]
• It’s time to punish terrible viral marketing [link]
• Augmented Reality with Processing [link]
• Impress Your Family This Holiday Season with Wolfram Alpha and Siri [link]

• "Profits and Questions at Online Charter Schools" [nytimes]
• "As Doctors Use More Devices, Potential for Distraction Grows" [nytimes]
• "Readers Return to the Stores" [nytimes]
• "A Blueprint for Leadership" [nytimes]
• "Speed of Light Lingers in Face of New Camera" [nytimes]
• "TaskRabbit Plans to Multiply" [nytimes]
• "I Just Watched 'Creepshow 2'" [nytimes]
• "The Family Ski Trip" [nytimes]

[Links]

• Math is the new sexiness in IT [link]
• Colleges Mine Data to Tailor Students' Experience [link]
• Getting Started Guide: Analyzing Big Data with AWS [link]

• "Xbox Live Challenges Cable Box" [nytimes]
• "YouTube Buys Company That Processes Music Royalties" [nytimes]
• "Online Learning, Personalized" [nytimes]
• "With Lobbying Blitz, For-Profit Colleges Diluted New Rules" [nytimes]
• "Go Online, Beat a Puzzle and Become a British Spy" [nytimes]

[Links]

• Looking for a map reduce language [link]
• Data Mining Billions of Tweets [link]
• White House to open source Data.gov as open government data platform [link]
• Video: Worlds Biggest Miniature Airport [link]

• "Programmer Raises Concerns About Phone-Monitoring Software" [nytimes]
• "DNA Sequencing Caught in Deluge of Data" [nytimes]
• "Zynga's Tough Culture Risks a Talent Drain" [nytimes]
• "The Importance of Painting a Clear Picture" [nytimes]
• "What’s Past Is Postable" [nytimes]
• "Flipboard Adds Its First iPad Catalog for Gilt Taste" [nytimes]

[Links]

• What comes next [link]
• Coding - the new Latin [link]
• An Illustrated Guide to Cryptographic Hashes [link]
• Video: Stephen Wolfram, "Computing the World" [link]