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We apologize for the inconvenience caused by our joining the global blackout protesting SOPA / PIPA. Our philosophy at Innovation Toronto is to find the most interesting and useful articles on the leading edge of

SOPA Strike   The wave of online protests against two Congressional bills that aim to curtail copyright violations on the Internet is gathering momentum. Wikipedia is the latest Web site to decide to shut on

COMPLETED   A New Look for a New Year We would like to thank C. Bavota for the use of the great WordPress Theme: Feed Me, Seymour.  It has served Innovation Toronto well for almost

We have been experimenting with an exciting new approach to improve your information experience.   If you view our latest articles, you will notice that we have begun to post 8 “micro-articles” at the end

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Dear Mr. Buffet, Kudos for your op ed article in the New York Times.  We at Innovation Toronto agree that your taxation suggestions could be most helpful and show true leadership at a time when

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With its two chief properties of excellent electrical conductivity and optical transparency, indium tin oxide (ITO) can be found in transparent conductive coatings for displays found in all kinds of products, such as TVs, mobile

Recently, Wal-Mart has been rolling out plans for what it calls a sustainability index — a measure of how green the products it sells really are

One of the largest glaciers in Antarctica is thinning four times faster than it was 10 years ago, according to research seen by the BBC.

If you have an iPhone and an opinion on the issues surrounding Apple’s control over applications, we invite you to express your opinion by visiting WorldVotes.com.