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- Paul Krugman’s Column in the New York Times asks “So what can be done (about Dimon / J.P.Morgan)?” Here’s an answer:
- Explanations of falling general employment must be found elsewhere than in the displacement of workers by machines
- Retirees who are glad to be retired, or those who have decided to be full-time housewives or househusbands — don’t count
- If Paul Krugman is right that whoever owns France owns Europe, then is it also true that whoever owns Hollande owns France?
- What if…
- Breaking News: The Wisdom of the Press Release is Questionable (at Best)
- Perhaps Paul Krugman’s “Federal Reserve Mandate” is Simply Not The Mandate of the United States Economy
- Anil Dash on the State of Online Illiteracy: “We need a tech industry that values history, perspective, and a long-term view”
- Natural Language vs. Intellectual Property
- Paul Krugman speaks out against algorithmic search engines
- Germany may soon have smart factories, but if you put an award from 2007 on your homepage then your marketing seems like it’s stuck in the stone age
- Do you have more confidence in government regulation than in corporate governance (or vice versa)?
- How did we end up in this state?
- Most people are free to choose, but few people care to question
- Are Sports Events like the World Cup or the Olympics Good or Bad for Local Economies / Economic + Real Estate Development?
- One big difference between prostitution and slavery is that most prostitutes get paid in cold hard cash
- The Occupy Movement is occupying maladjustment to pro-consumerism
- The Christian Science Monitor publishes results from a report by researchers who are “not talking about those companies”
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Why do some dogs have short tails and other dogs have long tails?
According to Mark Pagel, the answer must be that the length of one dog’s tail versus the length another dog’s tail is not a “functionally equivalent trait”. But the much more important question I have for Mark Pagel is: How … Continue reading
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On Every Street
The other day I was asked whether my ideas have been collected somewhere — sort of like an anthology in book form. They haven’t, but I am of course flattered that this question was raised. If you think you might … Continue reading
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Occupy Search Engines! ;)
Yesterday a friend of mine shared this funny video: What is not funny, though, is when the joke is on you! Linked In News Post Forum
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800 million people helped facebook.com, not the other way around
We have already helped more than 800 million people map out more than 100 billion connections so far, and our goal is to help this rewiring accelerate. Linked In News Post Forum
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The difference between New World 1.0 and New World 2.0
Following up on the signs of the times, I want to now explain some significant differences between the “real” New World and the “virtual” New World. In order to simplify this exercise, I will not take such a broad view … Continue reading
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How to watch your watch
It’s mainly a question of walking the walk, talking the talk and understanding the signs of the times. Linked In News Post Forum
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Why has the information revolution not yet precipitated a social revolution?
To answer this question, it is necessary to separate the information revolution 1.0 from the information revolution 2.0. The way I see it, the First Information Revolution has indeed caused a social revolution… — but it took a very long … Continue reading
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“You have to be paid in order to be good.”
Thomas Carpenter, general counsel for legislative affairs for the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, quoted in the Huffington Post. Sounds like a very old-fashioned sales pitch. Linked In News Post Forum
The distinction between paid content and free content has ALWAYS been bogus
Producing content has always cost something. Whether it was paid in cash or whether the costs to produce content were covered in some other way (that does not involve money) is not the issue. The issue is that today when … Continue reading
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Users buy containers because they expect to get value out of their contents
Actually, containers are very similar to markets — the containers I am talking about are words: more specifically, keyword domain names. Whereas suppliers use these containers to advertise and sell their goods and services, consumers use containers to express their … Continue reading
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