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Although people’s lives become more transparent, there is more transparency into the government or into other institutions as well.

Increasing access to information is a significant new development.

Moving from physics to microbiology, information technology and nanotechnology.

Philippe Cayla of EuroNews says that China is acting within its sovereign rights in preventing information from reaching its citizens, but that the West should do what it can to […]

Hinduism teaches that all ways of reaching out to God are equally valid, Tharoor says.

Belief in something we absolutely can’t see, for which there’s no evidence, cuts against the grain of what it means to be a scientist to me.

Walk humbly and love justice, suggests Kennedy.

One’s faith can survive a split between theology and iconography.

Harbison can read the King James Bible over and over.

It is absolutely vital to keep the public informed.

The Constitution creates institutions so people can decide things for themselves.

Iweala talks about Beckket, Malloy, Morrison and Achebe and how our culture is too saturated with information to engage with their works.

Posen discusses faith.

Democracy depends on an informed citizenry.

Ferguson talks about getting through the chaos of information.

Rapid dissemination of information is changing the human rights world.

We can choose among an increasing array of information sources, Kohut says.

The way in which we assess information has changed so much with the advent of the Internet that traditional media outlets are taking it on the chin, Kohut says.

MTV was about engaging and informing the youth.

Cayla suggests that the influence of business on the news may not be as great as many might think because competition and the free flow of digital information serve as […]

Philippe Cayla of EuroNews wonders whether Europe can continue to resist the Google News model of aggregation and whether China can continue controlling the flow of information.

There is no such thing as too much information.

Better information means better decisions.

Fundamentalism arises from a rejection of information.

As the first world struggles to sift through too much information, the developing world can’t get enough.

Never have people had so much access to so much information.

Within the year, Church says, people will have affordable access to their genetic information.