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Jason Thomas
Contributing Writer
Jason is an expert in technology, investigations, and cyber security and has worked with governments, the private-sector, and non-governmental organizations to identify threats and opportunities that will shape the future. As Chief of Innovation for Thomson Reuters Special Services, Jason facilitates, oversees, and executes long-term solutions to emerging technology challenges. The views expressed are his alone and do not necessarily represent the views of Thomson Reuters or Thomson Reuters Special Services.
You can follow Jason on Twitter @jasonthomas.
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We have a relationship with the Internet that influences and, in some cases, drives our behaviors. Some would call it an addiction.
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The Internet is contributing to the demise of 95 percent of the world's languages. Paradoxically, Google may have the solution.
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Alleged deserter Bowe Bergdahl is the subject of this season's popular podcast Serial and he practically confessed to desertion on it.