Steve Lohr

@SteveLohr

New York Times technology and economics reporter. Author of book on data science, Data-ism. Mostly tweet worthy reads

New York, NY
Vrijeme pridruživanja: kolovoz 2009.

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  1. prije 5 sati

    The Payless Allegory: The smart money was dumb. tells the story.

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  2. 1. velj

    "Mr. Trump won 58 percent of the vote in the counties with the poorest 10 percent of the population. In the richest, his share was 31 percent." on the household economics of voting -- the numbers and the people.

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  3. 31. sij

    Changing of the guard at IBM.

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  4. 30. sij

    “The Illinois law has real teeth. It pretty much stopped Facebook in its tracks.” - Marc Rotenberg of EPIC. explains the case and the larger context.

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  5. 29. sij

    Bats -- the ultimate virus carriers and hosts. explains why. Fascinating stuff.

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  6. 29. sij

    “If you want to advance artificial intelligence, you don’t just do it in a lab.” On the frontlines of AI progress -- a German factory -- with + .

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  7. 28. sij

    Inside a big-ticket experiment in Maine. tells the story.

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  8. 27. sij

    They "helped usher in a business model for 21st century entrepreneurs to take on previously unassailable consumer brands: Technology had the potential to change the world of physical goods and the way brands are created." explains.

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  9. 27. sij

    "The trade was pure theater and required a huge cast: stock lenders, prime brokers, custodians, accounting firms, asset managers and inter-dealer brokers." David Segal elegantly tells the story.

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  10. 26. sij

    Inside the long-running investigation of Saudi links to 9/11. A heroic piece of work, by the reporters too. and Sebastian Rotella

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  11. 26. sij

    Inside the long-running investigation of Saudi links to 9/11. A heroic piece of work, by the reporters too. + Sebastian Rotella

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  12. 20. sij

    Researchers at Stanford University argue 98.6 degrees F was correct at the time -- 150 years ago -- but is no longer accurate because the human body has changed. explains. via

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  13. 19. sij

    "The new line: The most innovative, competitive companies are not small and nimble, but big and rich with user data. The real game. . . is global, and pits American giants against Chinese corporations and values." explains.

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  14. 18. sij

    "Unregulated markets for goods have been shown not to work; and it turns out that unregulated markets for ideas don’t either." delivers an economic critique of Facebook's stance. via

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  15. 18. sij

    “You’re playing against a team that owns the field, the ball, the stadium and the entire league, and they can change the rules of the game in their own favor and anytime.” - Kirsten Daru, general counsel of Tile. explains.

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  16. 18. sij

    A great yarn by from the Wild West frontier of facial recognition.

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  17. 17. sij

    "The No. 1 reason China has made such stark progress in geopolitical terms is that its rival just endured a bad decade by virtually every measure." explains.

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  18. 15. sij

    “Any consumer with an average number of apps on their phone will have their data shared with hundreds or perhaps thousands of actors online.” - head of Norway's Consumer Council. + Aaron_Krolick explain a new study.

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  19. 15. sij

    “The new privacy circle of hell.” is your tour guide.

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