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The Digital Skeptic: Terms of Service Could Shatter Google Glass
It's hard to see how the wearable devices don't violate privacy and incite court cases, an expert says.
08:00AM 04/16/13
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The Digital Skeptic Saves The Economy
Getting our national debt paid, budget balanced and economy humming is not as hard as it appears.
08:00AM 04/12/13
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The Digital Skeptic: BEN Spells END for markets
It's just a March Madness betting app, right? Then why is it spelling doom for stock exchanges?
08:00AM 04/09/13
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The Digital Skeptic: Disrupting is for Schmucks
It turns out "being the fingertip of GM" can be more lucrative than trying to supplant GM.
12:21PM 04/04/13
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The Digital Skeptic: 'Per Capita' Look at Web Makes Fools of Investors
The Web takes a certain swagger in being worth basically nothing to any single person who uses it.
08:00AM 04/02/13
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The Digital Skeptic: Making Millions From $1,000 Earphones
Sennheiser knows a thing or two about perfection. And about having a simple, productive innovation process.
08:15AM 03/28/13
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The Digital Skeptic: Security Leaks Flatline e-Health Care
Health care records are essentially unprotected commodities for criminals, an expert says, and not worth much.
08:00AM 03/26/13
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The Digital Skeptic: Facebook-Killing Dark Social Rules The Web
Large swaths of the Web are out of reach of supposedly omnipotent giants such as Google and Facebook.
12:50PM 03/21/13
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The Digital Skeptic: It's Not That Samsung's Galaxy S4 Is an iPhone Killer
When it comes to Apple vs. Samsung, no matter who 'wins', everybody will be bloodied.
08:00AM 03/19/13
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The Digital Skeptic: Don't Bet on Zynga's Gambling Ambitions
Going from social gaming to online gambling is a big step. In one, you don't really lose. In the other, you usually do.
08:00AM 03/14/13