January 28, 2013 Archives 
RealClearTechnology Morning Edition
How One Company Saved Online Shopping - Joe Mullin, Ars TechnicaMark Zuckerberg's Billion Dollar Hoodie - Tim Maly, Quiet Babylon
Dell Buyout: Microsoft's Generosity - Jean-Louis Gassée, Monday Note
A Fuzzy Line Between Hacker & Criminal - Nick Bilton, Bits Blog
The Most Ridiculous Law of 2013 - So Far - Derek Khanna, The Atlantic
Pentagon Expanding Cybersecurity Force - Elizabeth Bumiller, NYT
Google's Ongoing Battle With Your Passwords - John Fontana, ZD Net
Trending on Twitter: Hashtags & Hate - Emily Greenhouse, New Yorker
The Feds Can't Handle Kickstarter - Joe Wallin, Geekwire
'I Will Ruin Him' - A Stalker's Tale - James Lasdun, Chronicle of Higher Ed.
A Continuing Fall for Apple in Asia - Jeremy Wagstaff, Reuters
Election Data Obama Doesn't Want You to See - Mike Masnick, Techdirt
RealClearTechnology Afternoon Edition
Google Leads War on Govt. Email Snooping - Eric Engleman, BloombergA Glimpse of Our Robot Future - Carla Diana, New York Times
Vine: Six Seconds of Crap - John Dvorak, PC Magazine
How We'll Move Around the Mega Cities of the Future - Gaia Vince, BBC
Facebook's All About Buying Stuff - Michael Wolff, USA Today
Is It Finally Prime Time for TiVo? - Kevin Kelleher, Fortune
Apple, Let's Have a Landline Phone! - Kirk McElhearn, Macworld
How 'Smart Guns' Could Save Lives - Daily Mail
Here's How BlackBerry 10 Can Win - Melissa Perenson, TechHive
How a Kid Hacked Ma Bell - Phil Lapsley, IEEE Spectrum