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Silicon Valley is spreading a peculiarly American vision of the future. How will the rest of the world respond?
From a nondescript office building in St. Petersburg, Russia, an army of well-paid “trolls” has tried to wreak havoc all around the Internet — and in real-life American communities.
South Korean companies are building software for smartphones that’s chaotic, multifunctional and exciting — everything that American apps aren’t.
In cities from New York to New Delhi, the car service Uber has faced threats and bans from regulators but usually comes out on top. Has it met its match in Paris?
Google and other tech dreamers think machines can make languages superfluous.
Masters of one of the world’s most revered forms of analog craftsmanship take on the smartwatch.
In Mali’s “digital Bamako” markets, vendors fill old phones with new songs — and jump-start a homegrown musical community.
From mining to power to waste, there is a physical footprint in the online experience.
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