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Tag Archives: economics
Interesting reading
Some links to recent articles with an economic theme. Hopefully they’ll help you get through Christmukkah: Inside the world’s most annoying economic crisis The future of cities: why Glasgow and Edinburgh should consider a joint future A world enslaved: how … Continue reading
Posted in Politics & Society
Tagged A Fistful of Euros, Afghanistan, economics, Edinburgh, Edward Hugh, Glasgow, opium, slavery
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What’s wrong with today’s web media
Have a look at this article at InformIT. Useful, well-written content – but it’s laid out so badly that you’re put off reading the whole thing by the ad-ridden multi-page badness that is their site design. On the linked article’s … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, economics, Google, informit, journalism, layout, technology, the-long-tail
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Interesting podcasts
I just found out via TUAW that The Economist has a podcast [Podcast XML feed]. Also worth listening to in this list are Grammar Girl [Podcast XML feed] [iTunes subscribe]; Mark Kermode’s film reviews [Podcast XML feed] and NPR Music … Continue reading
Galbraith memorial thread
Sad news – J.K. Galbraith has died. Galbraith memorial thread: John Kenneth Galbraith, an influential and unorthodox economist, has died, at age 97. (Via MetaFilter). (…)
BSA disgusted with critiques of their inflammatory piracy loss methodology
The Economist ensures that rationality rules, once again. BSA disgusted with critiques of their inflammatory piracy loss methodology: The BSA’s claim were considerable, and they were taken to task for disingenuous tactics. Now they respond with an air of indignation. … Continue reading
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Tagged arstechnica, bsa, business-software-association, copyright, economics, economist, funny, law, piracy, pirates, technology, The-Economist
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