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Senior Associate Editor The Kiplinger Letter
Miley covers technology, telecom and education for The Kiplinger Letter. He joined Kiplinger in August 2010 as a reporter for Kiplinger's Personal Finance, where he wrote articles, fact-checked content and culled investing databases. He holds a BA from Bates College and a master's degree in magazine journalism from Northwestern University. An avid runner and a former decathlete, he has written about fitness and competed in triathlons.
Consumers will look askance at anything they’re asked to touch, leading to a surge in app usage and other alternatives to contacting public screens.
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The full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is still unfolding, but it’s already clear that the outbreak will spark major changes in the technology industry, which has already been called on in a big way ...
Social Security is a critical source of retirement income. Yet, by 2030 the trust that helps fund benefits for retirees will be nearly depleted. Once the trust money dries up completely—the projected ...
New rules could change the way you use the internet, and you may pay more.
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We've become massively dependent on global positioning. An outage would cost us billions of dollars. And there's no backup — yet.
Ten years ago, thousands of Blockbuster Video stores occupied buildings like this all over the country, renting DVDs and selling popcorn. Today, all but a handful are closed. The company’s shares once ...
For more than 90 years, The Kiplinger Letter has been alerting its readers to important emerging technologies and how they will impact businesses, consumers and investors. (See our Greatest Tech Forecasts ...
Robots working in factories, on the battle field, in hostage situations and in many other places are commonplace today. (See all the robots Kiplinger has introduced you to in years past—in 6 Fields Where ...
Advances in artificial intelligence raise goose bumps among experts.
Lots of deals are available on pre-owned industrial and household robots.
For 91 years, subscribers have relied on The Kiplinger Letter for insights into emerging technologies that will change the way Americans live and do business. Examples of "you read it first in Kiplinger" ...
Once the government sets rules for commercial drone use in the U.S.—and it will, likely in the next year or two—business applications of drones will take off, literally. A variety of industries are ...
Instead of taking on more student debt, continue your education with massive open online courses (or MOOCs).
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Look for many changes—from faster wireless service to more football on TV.
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Lending and borrowing digital reads can be tricky, but the money you save makes parsing the online landscape worthwhile.
Throughout its 90-year history, The Kiplinger Letter has forecast scores of technical innovations that revolutionized the way we live and work. In 1959, for example, we wrote about the coming of revolutionary ...
Soon your bedroom closet may hold much more than shirts, dresses, and socks. Clothing manufacturers are teaming up with scientific and university-based researchers to develop an amazing array of apparel ...