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| “The Interview” is coming to on-demand services for Comcast, Time Warner Cable and more |
| Sony Pictures Entertainment announced Wednesday that there are even more ways to see "The Interview," following a Christmas Eve online release.The studio struck deals with video-on-demand firms to get the film -- which is believed to have prompted hackers to steal thousands of documents from Sony -- into even more homes. In a company press release, Sony said that the movie is now available on demand to customers from: Bright House Networks, Comcast, Cox Communications, Time Warner Cable, Charter Communications, Cablevision, AT&T Uverse, Verizon FiOS and DirecTV. The film is also now available on Wal-Mart's Vudu streaming service, and will be coming to Sony's own PlayStation Network starting Thursday. Read full article » |
| This was the Internet’s worst, best year ever |
| This year was a hugely momentous one in the evolution of the global network of networks we call the Internet. Since its creation as a side project of a handful of academics and military researchers in the United States some 50 years ago, the Internet has grown to encompass the whole world. But 2014 was in many ways a mixed bag for the Internet. It showed the Internet at its strongest, reaching more people, more ways than at any point in the past. But at the same time, it has also never been more threatened by everything from hackers to censors to autocrats newly attuned to the power of the online world. Read full article » |
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| 9 maps that explained the Internet in 2014 |
| This was a big year for the Internet, from the U.S. debate over net neutrality to proposals to shift control of the worldwide Web to the global community. Here are maps that can help you understand how the Internet worked and how people used it in 2014. Read full article » |
| Innovations: 25 of the best sunset photos from 2014 |
| Here at Innovations we’d like to thank you for reading this year. We’re going a little off topic for our farewell to 2014 post. Hope you enjoy the images and see you in 2015! Read full article » |
| Innovations: When Internet addiction is actually a good thing |
| A new study from researchers at the University of Hong Kong claims that 420 million people are addicted to the Internet, about 6 percent of the world’s population. That 6 percent number may not sound high but it is — it’s actually more than three times the rates of pathological gambling observed in even the most gambling-obsessed nations around the world. Taken at face value, this study supports the notion that the rapid rate of technological adoption around the world is being taken way out of control, and that we’re awash in gadgets, phones and digital devices. Read full article » |
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| The most important tech stories you may have missed in 2014 |
| Looking back, 2014 was the year of Heartbleed. It was the year of big mergers, net neutrality and data breaches. It was the year we lost three airliners. It was the year Congress nearly — but not quite — passed patent reform. We saw Apple unveil the biggest iPhone ever. These and other stories were some of the biggest of 2014. If you missed them then, have at them now: Below, you'll find some of our most viral and notable posts of the year. Read full article » |
| Here’s how far every Tesla Model S can go on a single charge |
| Last week, Elon Musk announced that the Tesla Roadster would be receiving a retrofit upgrade that bumps its range to around 350 miles. Under ideal driving conditions, Musk claimed, the "new" Roadster can go as far as 400 miles without stopping to recharge. Read full article » |
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