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Technology and design

Work With Me
by Andrew Blum
Alienware's curved monitor represents one more effort to challenge the interface status quo.... More

Seeing Other People
by Jesse Ashlock
Friending, poking, Twittering—social networking holds us all captive. Now may be the time for users to take control.... More

The 2.0 of the Town
by Emily Gordon
Famous, historic magazines redesign their sites en masse. Expert editors become web magnates, the book is broken into bits, and advertising and editorial must lie down together.... More

Adobe Creative Suite 4, Reviewed
by Patric King
Adobe’s latest version of its Creative Suite still has flaws, but it makes a big step toward true integration.... More

On the Move
by Andrew Blum
A look at the rising cost of animation with Academy Award nominee Michael Sporn.... More

Lineform
by Su
Low-cost, lightweight alternatives to Illustrator.... More

Adobe CS4 Bridge Reviewed
by Patric King
Creative Suite 4 Bridge, reviewed.... More

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