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The best of 2011: Science and Technology
In the company of whales
Sperm whales have distinct dialects, complex relationships and a set of traditions passed down between generations—what scientists are calling a ‘multicultural civilization’By Kate Lunau
Anonymous morphs into a political movement
The hacker group’s hit list has grown to include Arab dictatorships and opponents of WikiLeaksBy Cigdem Iltan
Julian Assange has lost everything
Why the leak of unredacted cables means WikiLeaks has outlived its usefulnessBy Jesse Brown
Grand theft tax break
Why do governments subsidize so much of the video game industry’s operations?By Jesse Brown
The dark side of Steve Jobs
An off-broadway show in New York looks at what it takes to make all those iPodsBy Claire Ward
Turned on and tuned in: Steve Jobs as a child of the sixties
The key to Jobs’s subversive style lay in technology and the democratization of informationBy Jay Teitel
Has RIM lost its way?
A major network outage and investor unrest has Research In Motion vowing that it will fight backBy Chris Sorensen
Rebuilding Sidney Crosby’s brain
A little-known treatment by a Canadian-born chiropractor to the stars may be the key to his comebackBy Cathy Gulli