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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Keynes 72 years ago
Even outside the field of finance, Americans are apt to be unduly interested in discovering what average opinion believes average opinion to be; and this national weakness finds its nemesis in the stock market. It is rare, one is told, … Continue reading
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Google Wall Street Journal – They haven’t got the goods
There is a story in today’s Wall Street Journal about Google’s supposed abandonment of Net Neutrality principles. As someone who dabbles in journalism now and then, I can see the obvious temptation that shapes this story. It’s the Google – … Continue reading
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WSJ Net Neutrality
The Wall Street Journal’s Net Neutrality piece, as far as I can tell, is trying to drum something out of Google caching and a few things Larry (Lessig) has said about most favored nation prioritization. Not news.
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