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Ken Fisher

Ken Fisher

Founder & Editor in Chief at Ars Technica

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  • English
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  • Technology

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Welcome to our latest design update, Ars 9.0!

More good stuff. Personalization, responsive design, and more.
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Ars Pro week: Support Ars, get gear, stay informed

Support Ars Technica’s journalistic mission and reap the benefits.
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Majority of doctors opposed to full access to your own electronic r...

Facebook data liberation? Check. Twitter? Check. Your health records. Umm…
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Introducing “Ignore”—a new comments feature to make your life troll...

Learn how to quickly banish trolls from Ars comments like they never existed.
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Copyright Math: a quantitative reasoning master class by Rob Reid (...

Reid’s TEd talk challenges the content industry’s appeal to quantitative reasoning.
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A brief history of the Multiverse

We may find that our universe is not the only universe, according to Brian Greene.
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SOPA Resistance Day begins at Ars

Why Ars Technica opposes the Stop Online Piracy Act.
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Jobs ruled out $5 billion settlement: "I will spend my last dying ....

Steve Jobs was so angered by Android and HTC that he reportedly told then …
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Does the press have an ethical duty to out powerful gays in tech? -...

The man some are calling the Most Powerful Person in Tech is at the center of …
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Why Ad Blocking is devastating to the sites you love

Why Ad Blocking is devastating to the sites you love
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Gmail being throttled, blocked by some anti-spam vendors - Ars Tech...

Over the past month, major anti-spam vendors have had to apply scrutiny to …
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MacBook Air aflutter: demand stays strong, sold out often - Ars Tec...

Thintresting move, Steve! Be it marketing or design, the MacBook Air is hotter …
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Qtrax: the most jacked-up, disappointing launch in years - Ars Tech...

I can’t recall a launch this hyped that failed so miserably in recent years. …
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Only at DEFCON: Dateline NBC nailed, trying to nail Feds, hackers -...

The next episode of Dateline you see won’t be “To Catch a Hacker and a Fed,” …
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The vanishing PS3 price drop: soon only one $600 PS3 remains - Ars ...

When all is said and done, Sony will have one PS3 available throughout North …
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Vista “upgrade” drops compliance checking, requires old OS to insta...

With Windows Vista, users will not be able to use upgrade keys to initiate …
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Skype’s Net Neutrality gamble: we’ll be so big, they can’t stop us ...

James Bilefield, head of Skype’s European operations, has a plan for combating …
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PlayStation 3 to have DVR capabilities? - Ars Technica

Sony plans for an online service for the PS3 became widely known this week. …
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Man dies after Starcraft marathon

A young Korean man has died after playing Starcraft nearly 50 hours straight.
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Archaeologists claim discovery of the Library of Alexandria - Ars T...

Polish-Egyptian archaeologists are claiming to have found the original site of …
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Microsoft says ‘no more’ to IE on the Mac

Microsoft says ‘no more’ to IE on the Mac