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On Thursday, John McCain, the Republican candidate for President, unveiled his official policy position on technology and innovation. He has come under fire in recent months for his technological illiteracy, but the extent of his wrong-headedness was not clear until his campaign presented the policy.

Google’s Krauss On Connecting People, Killer Apps July 16th, 2008 by Garrick Schmitt We’ve been doing a lot of work lately on understanding consumer digital behavior and the adoption curve of Internet technologies.

For an edifying picture of China’s real status on the environmental front, I suggest you read Peter Navarro’s latest article in Energy Bulletin. Peter is the author of the upcoming book, ‘The Coming China Wars‘. In summary: Every single week, China adds one new large coal power plant to its energy base.

That's a supernova!! Submitted by Gregory Gerhardt on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 22:01. Gregory Gerhardt's blog 5 comments Dania and I just arrived in San Francisco and we are already aglow with happiness!! Want to know why? Kevin Werbach was giving away free registrations to 3 startups for San Francisco’s Supernova 2008 (one ticket costs $1695!!).

Supernova 2008 Conference Live on Mogulus! Jun12 Supernova Conference 2008 will be live on Mogulus from June 16, 2008 to June 18 2008. For seven years, the Supernova conference has anticipated critical developments on the path to the Network Age.

The New CrunchBar We are pleased to announce a new TechCrunch sponsor that provides some real value to our community. Conduit has deployed a new TechCrunch community toolbar (dubbed the “CrunchBar”) that includes: A newsreader with RSS feeds for every TechCrunch network website to stay on top

This morning, at our 10th Anniversary celebration, we are talking about the future of politics and the Net. The notes I’ve prepared with my colleagues in advance of the session are here, on the conference wiki; have at them!) Before we start the real-space conversation, a quick pause to introduce a

As a proponent of changing individual lifestyles to reduce environmental waste, I encourage sustainable living to more than just my close circle of friends and family. Lately, almost every social gathering I go to, be it a night in Hollywood or a family get together, my involvement in sustainability comes to be a topic of discussion.

The Berkman Center has announced the launch of the Publius Papers, a collection of short essays (op-ed length) about the various ways constitutional moments the Internet is going through, from formal declarations to norms and nuances. The essays are in conversation with one another, by a whole bunch of authors.

A funny thing happened when I went home to Arkansas a few weekends ago. I was having lunch with a friend from high school when we got to talking about my job and my classes. Obviously, I couldn’t not mention Media and Environment to him.