Thomas E. Weber is Managing Editor of Newsweek and the Daily Beast. Previously he was a bureau chief and columnist at The Wall Street Journal and editor of the award-winning SmartMoney.com. In 2010, he was a Ferris Professor of Journalism at Princeton University. Follow him on Twitter.
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Will Work for 25 Cents an Hour!
Tom Weber chronicles the lowest hourly wage Americans will accept for an hour of work. MORE
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21 Tech Predictions for 2011
You may be ringing in 2012 surrounded by cheap tablet devices, a robot shrink, and software that... MORE
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Microsoft Excel: Software That Changed the World
Without fanfare, 2010 marked the 25th anniversary of Microsoft Excel. Thomas E.... MORE
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Cracking the New York Times Popularity Code
Just how many people does it take to propel a story onto the Times' influential most-emailed list?... MORE
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Covering Your Online Porn Tracks
Are your private Internet habits permanently burned into your hard drive?... MORE
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Pilots' Secret Security Doubts
While travelers speak out about TSA pat-downs and "nude-o-scope" body scanners, one group is... MORE
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Don't Ditch Your Gmail
With Facebook revealing details of its new messaging service, Tom Weber squares it off against... MORE
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The Internet's Doomsday Scenario
It sounds far-fetched, but a crisis with the potential to close off the Internet is imminent.... MORE
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Testing the New Google Killer
Blekko, the latest Google rival, launched this week.... MORE
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The Porn Spies in Your Laptop
It’s the most popular genre on the Internet, but those who think it's their secret may be in for a... MORE
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Cracking the Facebook Code
How does the social media giant decide who and what to put in your feed?... MORE
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Google's Plan to Slam You with Ads
The Internet giant just unveiled a new product, Google Instant, which delivers faster search... MORE
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15 Best iPhone Apps
With new reports that the iPhone—and its touted app store—will soon be available via Verizon, The... MORE
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Google's Plan Could Wreck the Web
Google and Verizon may be close to a deal that would allow phone companies to decide what content... MORE
