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A French telecom scheme to replace the phone book with a dumb terminal soon became the world’s first mainstream online network. Problem is, Minitel never really evolved past that point.

The organization has taken a digital-first approach to providing America's youth with sex education that's not available in schools.

What if your city council member was essentially a robot whose every decision you and your fellow citizens voted for by phone?

Despite the GOP's war on women, there’s no safe, effective DIY substitute for an experienced and knowledgeable physician.

Despite Trump's personal past, his administration's stance on porn is an open question.

Transhumanist Party presidential candidate Zoltan Istvan explains his thoughts on how to move forward.

It wasn’t just about games. In the 80s and 90s, shareware democratized the way computer software was sold. Unfortunately, adware sort of dimmed its charm.

I’ve been honored to watch transhumanism grow a lot under my candidacy.

Apple's update to the Health app is actually a great step forward for sexual health tracking—and, hopefully, for the tech world’s attitude towards sex.

When AllMusic launched 25 years ago, it wasn't an obvious big data play. But it became one. Hidden in its millions of entries is music's collective history.

WebTV's dream of couchsurfing the internet on your TV with a remote never really took off... but it never really died, either.

Not only are they far from sexy, which can hamper use, they miss the mark on discussing what consent actually is.