Computing and the net
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Debut author: Andrew Blum
3 Jun 2012: New York writer Andrew Blum's debut is a curious journey into the hidden heart of the internet. By Rachel Lloyd
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17 Jun 2012: Andrew Blum's enjoyable journey through cyberspace demystifies the internet, writes Iain Morris
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22 May 2012: By PD Smith
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22 Apr 2012:
William Poundstone's guide to Google's selection processes works better as a book of challenging logic puzzles, writes Leo Benedictus
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25 Mar 2012: This study of cold war academic John von Neumann and his early computer is engrossing and well researched, writes Evgeny Morozov
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8 Mar 2012:
How can a book one broadly agrees with be so disappointing? By Sam Leith
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3 Jun 2012: New York writer Andrew Blum's debut is a curious journey into the hidden heart of the internet. By Rachel Lloyd
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7 Mar 2012: It takes persistence, but this is a visionary account of the philosphy of computer programming. By Francis Spufford
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29 Feb 2012:
Sam Leith on how the world was saved from Cybarmageddon
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19 Feb 2012:
Mark Bowden on how a few self-selecting techno geeks fought the most devious and destructive attack ever launched on the web
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12 Feb 2012:
John Kampfner applauds a study of the threats to liberty in the online age
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20 Jan 2012: Too Big to Know by David Weinberger, The Digital Diet by Daniel Sieberg and Confessions of an Advertising Man by David Ogilvy
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6 Jan 2012: Why Niebuhr Now? by John Patrick Diggins, Tweeting the Universe by Marcus Chown & Govert Schilling and A Brief History of Biographies by Andrew Brown
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24 Nov 2011:
Jack Stilgoe welcomes a call for a more open approach to science
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17 Nov 2011:
Are we wrong to compare our brains to our technology? By Simon Ings
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13 Oct 2011:
As co-inventor of Unix and the programming language C, he had a key role in shaping today's computing environment
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19 Aug 2011: Is online piracy and ubiquitous free content killing our culture? Robert Levine's polemic is entertaining but doesn't quite convince Evgeny Morozov
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28 Jul 2011:
Steven Poole is impressed but also depressed by an account from 'Google's word guy'
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3 Jul 2011:
Is the internet really altering the way our minds work? By Ian Tucker
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29 May 2011:
A timely study from the US looks at the legal questions arising from privacy and a lawless internet, writes Peter Preston
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1 May 2011:
An American games guru makes a persuasive case for investing in the virtual world if we want to improve the real one, writes Tom Chatfield
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