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A Parent's Guide to All That 'Ed Tech' In Your Kid's Classroom

202

Tweens and Tech Guide: Getting Them to Open Up

203

There is Actually One Thing You Can Do to Fight the Surveillance Machine

204

Ethical Questions for Your Inner Couch Potato

205

Bored and Brilliant: The Personal Stories

206

Bored and Brilliant: We Got Bored

207

Bored and Brilliant Challenge 6: Dream House

208

Bored and Brilliant Challenge 5: One Small Observation

209

Bored and Brilliant Challenge 4: Take a Fauxcation

210

Bored and Brilliant Challenge 3: Delete That App

211

Bored and Brilliant Challenge 2: Photo Free Day

212

Bored and Brilliant Challenge 1: In Your Pocket

213

What 95 Minutes of Phone Time a Day Does to Us

214

9 Things We Learned About Phones From a Teenager

215

The Case for Boredom

216

Seriously, Listen to Your Voicemail

217

Tales of Real Life Tech Addiction

218

Screens Really are a Nightmare for Sleep

219

Look How Cute this Military Cyber Warfare Training Ground Is

220

Your Facebook Friend Said Something Racist. Now What?

221

What to Do When Robots Replace People You Work With

222

Type "Hello" To Amy, Your Plucky Digital Personal Assistant

223

Varsity Video Gamers

224

Video Games Meet Middle Age Emotions

225

Pajama Volunteers: The Digital Front of Disaster Response

226

EXTRA: Bill Binney and Ladar Levison Talk Cryptography

227

The Other Ed Snowdens: Inside the Mind of Two Privacy Whistleblowers

228

Containing Ebola Like They Did in This Video Game

229

Space Tourism Gets Sweetly Personal for These Two Strong Lady Travelers

230

BONUS TRACK: How Twitter Has Changed Nonfiction

231

Screens and Kids: Do Techies Have Different Rules than the Rest of Us?

232

Killer Robots + Ancient Rules of War = Trouble

233

Backing Tracks: Why Live Music Won't Be Live For Long

234

The 'Bi-literate' Brain: The Key to Reading in a Sea of Screens

235

The View from Inside the Glass Cube

236

Ana and Mia: How Eating Disorders Evolved Online

237

How to Be Smarter than Facebook

238

Learning To Code and Losing My Mind (Reprise)

239

Me and My Girlfriend Texted Only in Emoji for a Month

240

The Way Colleges Teach Computer Science Hurts Women

241

Three Award-Winning Stories

242

Mining Your Voice for Hidden Feelings and Company Profits

243

Dissecting Voices to Find the Hidden Call For Help

244

Digital Mail vs U.S. Postal Service

245

Mindy Kaling, Girly Girls, and the Future of Tech

246

The Flip Side of The Right to Be Forgotten

247

The Bus of the Future Will Catch You

248

Your Posture May Change Your Math Skills

249

It's Time to Start Talking About Robot Morals

250

Hi, I’m David, and I’m a Digital Addict

251

The 'Home of the Future' Will Save the Planet... and Drive You Crazy

252

Sleep and Your Screens, Not Friends

253

How Businesses Are Rating YOU

254

Yelp Reviews: The New Frontier of Free Speech

255

Hiring by Video Game

256

Inside Google X, The New Bell Labs

257

China's One App to Rule them All

258

Parenting Strategies for the Digital Age

259

The Way We Teach Computing Hurts Women

260

A Labor Revolution or a Return to Serfdom: Could You Thrive in the Gig Economy?

261

The Hottest Thing From Google Is Over Before It Began

262

The Simple Steps Behind World Class Efficiency

263

Emoji Gone Wild: We Text Without Words for a Month

264

Holstee Manifesto: The History of the One Motivational Poster that Pervades Startup Culture

265

Machine Learning + Love

266

The World Would be a Better Place if We [DELETED]

267

Mindhacking: Finding Serenity in a Tech-Obsessed World

268

Good Fences Make Good Neighbors, But Does Airbnb?

269

How to Be a Young Boss (Or Work for One)

270

Cicada 3301: The Great Internet Mystery Solved!

271

The Tipping Point: How Amazon Reached It and Why This Startup Hasn’t

272

Dude, Where's My Bitcoin? Tales of Real People Dealing With a Virtual Currency

273

Can You *Like* God?

274

How To Kick Digital Butt in a 21st-Century Workplace

275

I Love You Mother Earth, But I Love My iPhone More

276

Bringing the Internet to Public Housing, Your Neighbors and a Unicorn

277

These Games Could Be Good for Young Brains

278

A Civic Call for NYC Techies: Bring Digital Talent into Public School Classrooms

279

Programming Families: How Kids are Like Software, and What the Government Could Learn From It

280

Tiny Estonia Beats the U.S. on E-Voting

281

Safety Nets: Broadband & Wifi in a Post-Sandy World

282

Who Is Jeff Bezos? And What is Amazon?

283

Coffee and E-Cigarettes

284

Freelance Nation: “The Greatest Economic Transformation in Human History”?

285

When the FBI Knocks: A Techie’s Moment of Truth

286

How Twitter Created Connections But Drove the Founders Apart

287

Mutated Code and the Amish Algorithm

288

Obamacare and the Biometric Bracelet Experiment

289

NYC Tech: Who’s Your Daddy?

290

Phones + Mischief: From Muggers to Dennis Crowley

291

A Google Map of Our Brains: The Next Chapter in Neuroscience

292

Real Estate, Rackets, Risk: When Rules Get Rewritten

293

Know Thy @Neighbor: The End of Urban Anonymity and Rural Solitude

294

Grossology, Tolerant Taxis + Smart Bikes

295

Computerized Confessions: Biographies and Wedding Toasts in the Digital Age

296

Your So-Called Future Life: Homes and To-Do Lists Get 'Smart'

297

Online Shopping Gets Real

298

Brain Drain: New York City Losing Out in Brain Biz