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Doug Bonderud

Doug Bonderud is an award-winning writer with expertise in technology and innovation. In addition to his work with Skyword, Doug creates content for both enterprise-level content marketing firms and stratups alike. His ability to create readable, relatable articles from diverse Web content is second to none.

Technology in the 2000s: Of Codecs and Copyrights

Technology in the 2000s changed the game with the introduction of codec-based P2P music sharing.

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Doug Bonderud

Zipping Past the Zettabyte Era: What’s Next for the Internet?

We've reached — and surpassed — the zettabyte era. What's next for the future of the...

Frontiers

Doug Bonderud

Milestones to Moonshots: The Past, Present and Future of Space Exploration

Here's a look at 10 milestones that helped shape the future of space exploration and expand...

Science

Doug Bonderud

Technology in the ’90s: Hiding in Plain Sight

Technology in the '90s wasn't known for subtlety, but the decade did give rise to a...

Frontiers

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Building the Impossible: The Apollo Lunar Module

Fifty years ago, the Apollo Lunar Module helped humans touch the moon — here's a look...

Frontiers

Doug Bonderud

The Future of Space Exploration: 50 Years of Innovation, Inspiration and Achievement

Fifty years ago, Apollo 11 made history. From past contributions to present innovation, Northrop Grumman continues...

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Technology in the ’80s: The Cellular Solution

Technology in the '80s largely followed the fashion — hideous and over-the-top. But the decade also...

Tech

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Maglev Technology: The Force Is (Very) Strong With This One

Magnetic levitation offers the promise of speedy, safe and virtually silent transportation. So why won't maglev...

Science

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The Weight Is Over: New Kilogram Moves From Platinum Pucks to the Planck Constant

The kilogram is dead — long live the new kilogram! Here's what the shift means for...

Science

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Technology in the ’70s: This Time, It’s Personal

The biggest technology in the '70s? It's an easy answer: the personal computer.

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The Legacy of Zeppelin Airship Innovation

Zeppelin airship development played a key role in the evolution of aeronautics. Now, new technologies are...

Science

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It’s Elementary: A Brief History of the Periodic Table

After 150 years serving research and discovery it's worth a look back on chemistry's watershed work:...

Science

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Are Telekinetic Powers the Next Step in Human Evolution?

Are telekinetic powers just around the corner? Here's what science says about becoming the next Eleven.

Science

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Microchips and Moon Landings: Technology From the 1960s

Technology from the 1960s includes one of the world's greatest scientific discoveries: the microchip.

The intersection of technology, innovation & creativity.

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Other articles from Doug:

Technology in the 2000s: Of Codecs and Copyrights

Zipping Past the Zettabyte Era: What’s Next for the Internet?

Milestones to Moonshots: The Past, Present and Future of Space Exploration

Technology in the ’90s: Hiding in Plain Sight

Building the Impossible: The Apollo Lunar Module

The Future of Space Exploration: 50 Years of Innovation, Inspiration and Achievement

Technology in the ’80s: The Cellular Solution

Maglev Technology: The Force Is (Very) Strong With This One

The Weight Is Over: New Kilogram Moves From Platinum Pucks to the Planck Constant

Technology in the ’70s: This Time, It’s Personal

The Legacy of Zeppelin Airship Innovation

It’s Elementary: A Brief History of the Periodic Table

Are Telekinetic Powers the Next Step in Human Evolution?

Microchips and Moon Landings: Technology From the 1960s

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