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The future of technology

…and the persistence of the printed page amid new media writing, the writing beyond the page, and the ubiquitous Screen

And why his state Congress government is trying every crooked trick in the book to stall a CBI inquiry into charges of largescale corruption

On our schizoid relationship with the social web

The abject surrender of medical intelligence in the age of gadgetry

Greg Marinovich, one of only two still alive from the Bang Bang Club of photographers, bares what it was like in those brutal days

The next big revolution in consumer technology will be televised

It’s coming our way. But it’s not entirely beyond our control. So where will we take our apps? And where will they take us?

Team Anna has questioned the veracity of ‘BJP’s Team B’, a report published in Open’s issue of 20 February. Here is our reply

How spy gadgets are creating—and feeding—new paranoias

How the hidebound world of Hindustani music is learning to befriend technology

Take a pair of Terminator-style hi-tech glasses, and your wish will be the web’s command