Humanity owes an immense debt of gratitude to Henrietta Lacks, but can that debt ever actually be paid to the Lacks family?
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It’s a wrap for the 2015 edition of the WebSummit and the last to be held in Dublin: what have we learned?
The WebSummit is dead, long live the WebSummit Read More »
Joe Bastianich tells the story of the research of what his destiny is and has always been: that of a wildly successful “restaurant man“.
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Click baiting, emotional manipulation and optimization of targeted audiences: how we shamelessly toy with your feelings for monetary gain.
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Digital publishing is in its infancy, but the Kindle promises to change the entire industry for the better. Will it?
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One of the world’s most famous collections of stories is also one of the most censored, and thus, misrepresented.
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