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MIT Technology Review magazine, released bimonthly, is the world's longest-running technology magazine.

June 2002
The State of Innovation
We peek into the future from technology´s cutting edge.
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Features

Featured Story

The Rules of Innovation

Bringing new technology to market is a crap shoot, right? Wrong, says innovation guru Christensen. Follow his four rules to a new science of success.
Rewriting Life
Cloning Can't Be Stopped
Business Impact
Myhrvold's Exponential Economy
Tech Policy
10 Technology Disasters

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Prototype

Straight from the lab: technology’s first draft.

Radio-Ready Chips

All-silicon radios could make everything wireless.

Intelligent Machines

Sweet Spots

Pathogen-specific sugars may be the key to diagnosing disease.

Digital Pirates Beware

Fingerprinting firms crack down on illicit file-sharing.

Weathering the Flight

New weather-prediction system will soon allow more precise air-traffic routing.

Business Impact

Software at Your Service

IBM researchers unveil software that will help businesses coordinate services.

Wireless Goes Wide

An old radio technology learns some new tricks.

Rewriting Life

Mind Magnets

Medicine

Leaky Cyber Borders

A U.S. shield against foreign spam and hackers: national security or censorship?

Intelligent Machines

Mimetic Management

Innovators sell customers on keeping up with the Joneses–or the Gateses.

Rewriting Life

Science Goes Medieval

Geneticists agree: hoarding information hurts science–and public health.

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