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The following news clips about MIT, updated on a regular basis, are just a partial selection of our most recent media coverage.
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The New York Times,
"'Early stage investors go to places before everyone else,' said Mr. Ito, who was appointed last year as head of the Media Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 'In five to ten years, I think this will be a very vibrant entrepreneurial hub, but when it is going to happen will depend a lot on how much the governments and big companies are willing to allow those small companies to grow here.'”
TIME,
"The Lemelson-MIT Invention Index is a self-proclaimed 'annual survey that gauges Americans’ perceptions about invention and innovation.' The latest survey asked 1,000 respondents between the ages of 16 and 25 various questions about invention, innovation and modern technology, including this doozy: 'Who’s the greatest innovator of all time?'"
New Scientist,
"You've set your Facebook account to 'friends only,' your Tweets are protected and you wouldn't dream of setting a virtual foot near location-sharing services like Foursquare - in other words, you can feel pretty safe online, right? Wrong."
The Boston Globe,
"Rents in the Boston area hit record highs in the last quarter of 2011, pushed up by increased demand and declining inventory, maintaining the region’s reputation as one of the country’s most expensive places to live."
The New York Times,
"At European Union Commission headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday, the commission chief, José Manuel Barroso, inspected a small city-car prototype. It was the commercial version of the long-gestating CityCar from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab."
Reuters,
"MIT graduate student Kayla Menard is among those who wants her voice to be heard screaming. She was sending a text from her 3-month-old iPhone while waiting for a train at Boston's Park Street Station last month when someone snatched it from her hand and ran."
The Boston Globe,
"Several years later, I couldn't be happier with my decision. Sloan offers the best possible experience for what I want to do as a technology entrepreneur and a management consultant."
Scientific American,
"With the current negative attention and controversy surrounding shale gas drilling, the words ‘hydraulic fracturing’ or ‘fracking’ have become synonymous with something else: water contamination."
Forbes,
"In a challenging global economy, a growing number of corporations are turning to sustainability to keep competitive, according to a Tuesday report from MIT Sloan Management Review and The Boston Consulting Group."
U.S. News & World Report,
"The table highlights the most popular National Universities, which are research-oriented institutions that offer degrees of all levels."
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