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Fourth place is no place in a horse race. But fourth place on the list of the world's most networked economies isn't bad, especially considering the United States ranked seventh last year.
Zombie Computers Decried as Imminent National Threatmore similar news »
Legions of compromised Windows machines could be used to cause power outages and a U.S. financial crisis, according to security professionals and U.S. officials speaking at the RSA conference. Oh, botnet army ... is there anything you can't do?
How to Shop and Eat Locallymore similar news »
The ingredients in your average meal travel an exceedingly long way to reach your plate. Bring your meals closer to home by learning to shop for and eatonly locally grown foodstuffs in Wired's How-To Wiki.
Texans Build World's Most Powerful Lasermore similar news »
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have built the world's most powerful laser, a machine that produces one million billion watts of power for a tiny fraction of a second.
Avoid Paying Late Fees at the Video Storemore similar news »
Not yet a Netflix devotee? Still getting stung with late fees? Here's a simple trick that will save you a few bucks and the embarrassing stares of strangers. In Wired.com's How-To Wiki.
Study: Editor-Reader Gap in News Sitesmore similar news »
While newspaper editors and their readers agree on the basic principles of good journalism, they don't agree on how much direct reader participation there should be on news sites.
Olympic Torch Emits 5,500 Tons of CO2more similar news »
The Olympic Torch will generate 5,500 tons -- yes, tons -- of carbon dioxide during its worldwide tour as Chinese officials shuttle it around the globe aboard a jet that burns 5.4 gallons of fuel per mile.
U.S. Cybersecurity Plans Take Center Stage at RSAmore similar news »
U.S. officials flock to the RSA Conference in San Francisco to sell the private sector on a plan to put the NSA in charge of cybersecurity for the federal government, and eventually, for the civilian internet too.
