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Wendy Carlos Demonstrates the Moog Synthesizer on the BBC (1970)
We can break popular music into two periods: before the Moog and after the Moog. Upon its debut in 1964, that synthesizer made a big splash in the small but long-established electronic-music world by, among other innovative qualities, being smaller than an entire room. Over the next few years, inventor Bob Moog (whose previous line …
This crypto claims to be a ‘green’ alternative to bitcoin
Bitcoin may be the king of cryptocurrencies, but it’s facing an environmental backlash over the energy-intensive technology underpinning it.
Scenes of Scotland, as It Weighs Its Future Within Britain
If the pro-independence vote surges in Thursday’s elections for the Scottish Parliament, momentum for an another referendum on independence may become unstoppable.
U.K. and France Send Naval Ships to Channel Island in Tense Fishing Dispute
French fishing crews are threatening to blockade a port on the island of Jersey in a standoff over post-Brexit fishing rights in the waters nearby.
Facebook Ducks the Big Issue
We explain Facebook’s decision to extend Trump’s suspension — and why he may soon be back.
The WTO waiver battle over Covid jab IP rights
Sudden US backing for a global waiver on patent protections for COVID-19 vaccines offers hope to poor nations struggling for doses—but the big pharma industry thinks the notion misguided.
Tell Us: Do You Want Children?
If you are in your 20s, 30s or 40s, we want to hear your thoughts on becoming a parent.
Let’s Talk About Cancel Culture
Join Trevor Noah, Kara Swisher and others on May 12. Times subscribers can R.S.V.P. here.
World mulls next step as US backs IP waiver on vaccines
Activists cheered, Big Pharma complained and government leaders assessed next steps on Thursday after the Biden administration’s blockbuster move to support an easing of patent and other protections on COVID-19 vaccines that many hope will help poorer countries get more doses and speed the end of the pandemic.