Douglas Rushkoff, a professor of media studies at The New School University and producer and correspondent for the PBS Frontline Digital Nation project, is the author of numerous books, including Cyberia, ScreenAgers, Media Virus, and, most recently, Life Inc.
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Is Apple the New Big Brother?
Twenty-five years after tech geeks were liberated from the PC Empire, they started turning on Apple... MORE
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The Web's Dirtiest Site
Which site hosts the Web’s filthiest porn, crudest pranks and most vigilant hackers?... MORE
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Microsoft's Prison Yard Conquest
Today’s Microsoft-Yahoo partnership is a necessary declaration of war on Google.... MORE
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The ESPN Porn Scam
The scandal surrounding the illegal nude video of ESPN star Erin Andrews has reached your computer.... MORE
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Microsoft’s Fatal Google Obsession
In its latest attempt to unseat Google, Bill Gates’ company just announced it will give away... MORE
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Google's War on the PC
The Web giant's new operating system, revealed overnight, will make sharing programs and data... MORE
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Apple’s Army of Whiners
The emoting over Steve Jobs' secret liver transplant has clarified, says Douglas Rushkoff, just how... MORE
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How Iran's Hackers Killed Big Brother
Tehran's streets may be bloody, says Douglas Rushkoff, but the opposition has won the digital war.... MORE
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Facebook's Fatal Error
At 12:01 a.m. Saturday, 200 million Facebook users began a mad scramble to claim a user name.... MORE
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How I Became an Enemy of the People
When author Douglas Rushkoff was mugged and blogged about it, neighbors didn’t offer support—they... MORE
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How Google Trained Your Brain
With Bing, Microsoft has created a faster search engine, says Douglas Rushkoff.... MORE
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Obama's Internet Misfire
The president’s announcement Friday of a new czar to protect our cybersecurity misses the point,... MORE
