Bits Blog: New Dolby Technology to Make Horror Movies Scarier
Dolby Laboratories announced a new sound system Monday called Dolby Atmos that can move sounds around a theater in an entirely new and realistic way. full story 
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Bits Blog: One On One: Douglas Rushkoff on Everything Happening Now
A leading media theorist says we’ve made bad choices with our technology, and it’s changing us as people.
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'It Will Be Much Scarier Than Last Season'
The premiere of "American Horror Story: Coven" is still months away, but Evan Peters -- who played Kit Walker in "American Horror Story: Asylum" and the psychotic Tate Langdon in Season 1 of the FX series -- can't wait for viewers to see the third season. "I'm excited. I think it's gonna be really scary -- much scarier than last season -- and it's gonna be fun. It's going...
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Dolby Laboratories Announces Conference Call and Webcast for Q2 Fiscal 2013 Financial Results
Filed under: Investing Dolby Laboratories Announces Conference Call and Webcast for Q2 Fiscal 2013 Financial Results SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYS: DLB) will release financial results for the second quarter (Q2) of fiscal year 2013 after the close of regular trading on Thursday, April 25, 2013. Members of Dolby management will lead a...
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Bits Blog: There’s Something About Smartwatches
Technology reporters Jenna Wortham and Brian X. Chen share their thoughts on the latest phenomenon in hardware, the so-called smartwatch. Will it be a smart idea?
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Bits Blog: Lessons for Silicon Valley on Capitol Hill
As the rest of the technology industry spends million lobbying lawmakers in Washington, Apple, which on Tuesday came in for a gentle grilling over taxes, has remained aloof.
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Bits: Technology Turns to Tracking People Offline
New companies are coming up with ways to make smartphones into devices to monitor the foot traffic in stores or keep track of Alzheimer’s patients with the kind of technology used in house arrests. With the right incentives, people might even choose to be watched.
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Bits Blog: The Flattening of Design
Flat design is become the stylistic choice for technology companies, partly driven by the constraints of smartphones, and also with a hope to escape the look of digital design.
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Green Blog: Tracking the Green Blog's Reporters
Some longtime contributors to the Green blog will now be posting to the Caucus and Bits blogs instead, and they can be followed on Twitter.
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Bits Blog: Drone Cameras May Be High Worry, but They’re Not High Tech
A hearing Wednesday focused on privacy concerns related to drones, which create new issues because they are small and unobtrusive, and the technology they carry can be quite basic.
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Bits Blog: I.B.M. Puts Watson to Work in Business
I.B.M. will move its Watson artificial-intelligence technology into the business mainstream with an offering pitched as a smart assistant especially useful in industries with many customer service calls.
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