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Journalist Matt Thompson discusses “EPIC 2014,” the eerie — and sometimes accurate — film he co-created in 2004. Read more
Public unease with the cloud is giving way to new, safer solutions. Read more
Biometric technology can unlock devices using heartbeats and fingerprints. But the password still plays an important role in the world of online security. Read more
The Internet of Things is growing, but much of the tech remains closed — which means one smartphone to rule them all is still a ways off. Read more
Beacon technology can make life easier, but some privacy advocates are wary of risks. Reporter Kyle Chayka invites the tech into his home to learn more. Read more
Factory assembly is just the last step — much of your smartphone was born from academia and partnerships with government. Read more
Newly-updated open data from the World Bank show a strong association between dropping fertility rates and rising life expectancies. Read more
The Open Standard speaks with Brian Krebs about 'Spam Nation' and the seedy underworld of cybercrime. Read more
There are self-proclaimed penetration testers and then there are certified white hat hackers. Know the difference. Read more
His latest set of excellent adventures started with something called Tweetminister. Read more
Small Bay-Area city embraces makers, data and fiber-optic Internet. Read more
Open source voting systems are winding their way into local governments, large and small. More control and lower costs are two big reasons why. Read more
Anonabox and TorFi have both failed. Here, The Open Standard revisits PORTAL, a possible successor, and speaks with its creators. Read more
An initiative in Madrid by GlaxoSmithKline shows the power of open-system drug making. Read more
HearUsHere lets users create — and experience — a location-based soundscape. Read more
Big Tobacco is hoping to stymie open e-cig products that consumers can refill on their own. Read more
Hungarians’ success in battling a proposed Internet tax serves as a clarion call to world leaders, experts say. Read more
The U.S. Pirate Party, campaigning on open government and net neutrality, is fielding three candidates in the midterm elections. Read more
Businesses, security researchers and other outsiders can now use the FBI’s tool to investigate nefarious files. Read more
Cable and local TV news too slow? New application sends results straight to mobile devices. Read more
Earlier this week there were a number of serious missteps made regarding The Open Standard and its content. This is what we learned. Read more
The Open Standard's mission to communicate important ideas and issues to the broader public. In this case, we failed. Read more
Hospitals don't have to go broke to use software instead of paper. Read more
A waltzing vacuum cleaner isn't the half of it. We're talking systems, baby. Read more
There's a better way to elect U.S. House members. Ex-Nirvana bassist and fair elections activist Krist Novoselic describes how. Read more
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