In Project Syndicate’s exclusive series The Innovation Revolution, the world’s leading experts in architecture, industrial design, medical research, economics, and other fields examine the causes and consequences of breakthrough innovations in communications, transport, energy (and energy storage), biotechnology, and similarly crucial sectors.
The Innovation Revolution
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Keep the Internet Tax-Free
Keep the Internet Tax-Free
Dec 8, 2014 Robert D. Atkinson & Ben Miller uses a recently proposed Hungarian law to show why taxing digital technology is bad for growth.
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Ebola and Innovation
Ebola and Innovation
Dec 5, 2014 Muhammad Hamid Zaman sees two crucial lessons to be learned from the current outbreak.
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The Drag on E-Cigarettes
The Drag on E-Cigarettes
Nov 24, 2014 Jacques Le Houezec wants governments and health authorities to recognize the lifesaving potential of e-cigarettes.
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The Urban Village
The Urban Village
Nov 4, 2014 Carlo Ratti & Matthew Claudel explore the potential of computational social science to show why cities thrive.
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Who Killed the Nokia Phone?
Who Killed the Nokia Phone?
Oct 14, 2014 Pekka Nykänen & Merina Salminen find essential lessons in the end of one of Europe's biggest technology success stories.
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Mine Your Digital Business
Mine Your Digital Business
Oct 9, 2014 Nathan Eagle wants Internet users to be able to sell the passive data that they generate.
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