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Daily Archives: June 30, 2009
Gladwell Anderson Argument Misses the Point
Though the argument between Gladwell and Anderson is fun to read and stimulating it completely misses the point of why Anderson is wrong about Free and why the newspaper industry is having trouble. “Information wants to be free” doesn’t mean … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, business strategy, finance, media, news
Tagged anderson, Free, gladwell, new yorker, newspapers, wired
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Indifference as an assumption is self-defeating
TechCrunch opines on the open government efforts and the pros and cons of being more open. I’m troubled by this statement: Except there is one big problem: indifference. Most people will not do anything with that data. If we approached … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, data mining, economics, government
Tagged open democracy, personal democracy, we.gov
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