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• the mess he inherited…

  
  Blogstitution — Authority: 112
  I found this little gem in James Taranto’s “Best of the Web Today”.  When discussing Obama’s ‘unprecedented’ whining about the “mess” his predecessor left him… Taranto responds: The blame-Bush mantra, of course, is an echo of Obama’s own rhetoric. So how do we renew and restore ourselves? Maybe ...
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• Japan: Buy Nothing Day

  
  Global Voices Online — Authority: 721
  Buy Nothing Day Japan Started in 1992 in Canada by artist Ted Dave, the Buy Nothing Day movement [en] has spread to more than 60 countries around the world, Japan included. In line with the philosophy of the movement, next Saturday (November 28) Japanese are invited to refrain from shopping and reflect upon their ...
  1 day ago

• Looking at luxury turns people callous, or worse

  
  Balneus — Authority: 127
  A Harvard Business School research paper shows that exposure, even just "priming" (such as happens after exposure to advertising) may not turn people into arseholes… but just not give a shit about others. So perhaps there is something in the right-wing shock-jock accusation about lefty ABC viewers.  By ...
  2 days ago

• From The WSj: ‘Lieberman Digs In On Public Option’

  
  Chris Navin — Authority: 126
  Full post here . Lieberman is likely not, on principle, entirely against the public option.  Rather: “Once the government creates an insurance company or plan, the government or the taxpayers are liable for any deficit that government plan runs, really without limit,” he says. “With our debt heading over ...
  3 days ago

• To Repay American Public for Billions in Support, GM to Throw in the Mats

  
  Britannica Blog — Authority: 479
  Obama goes to China to seek an extension on the loan: hoping for a second mortgage on the country. Obama’s speech in China somewhat censored : “Hello, I must be going.”  China stubbornly refuses to change 5,000 years of history in time for Obama visit. Did show him the Great Wall which, like the Trade ...
  4 days ago

• Queen, bishops, pawns

  
  != — Authority: 118
  The Guardian (formerly known as Teh Grauniad but since displaced by the NY Teims ) does a number on HM :
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• A Breast Surgeon’s Comment On Those Breast Cancer Guidelines

  
  Women's Voices For Change — Authority: 495
  As a practicing breast surgeon and member of the Medical Advisory Board of Women’s Voices for Change, I was asked to review  the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF)’s recommendation [...]
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• Entourage and Healthcare

  
  RED SOUNDING — Authority: 124
  I was watching an "Entourage" marathon on HBO last week, and something didnt seem right. Why were these young Hollywood stars earning millions of dollars in profits? Why does the star of "Aqua Man" live in a $30,000/month house in Beverly Hills? Why does his personal manager drive a $100,000 automobile? Ive been led ...
  4 days ago

• The Source: Algorithmic Authority and Unsupervised Systems of Record

  
  echovar — Authority: 110
  At the recent Real-Time Crunch Up , a number of interfaces presented themselves; many of them worth reading and writing into. But, I’d like to explore a turn of phrase that slipped out causally in the last panel. The other members of the panel simply nodded and moved with the flow of the thought, it was understood ...
  4 days ago

• From Gatekeeper to Networker: The Public Promise of Networked Journalism (Polis in Dubai II)

  
  Director's Blog — Authority: 125
    Dubai This was the final statement from the Future of Journalism Council at the World Economic Forum councils meeting in Dubai. It is a collective statement by a dozen different journalists from around the world, so I think the degree of consensus is remarkable. The statement is designed to be published ...
  6 days ago

• Mandleson, ethics, culture, commerce and copyright law

  
  SMLXL - Engagement Marketing and Communication principles from Alan Moore — Authority: 539
  The architecture of authority (photograph Richard Ross) Just as the leaks predicted , the UK government has offered up its Digital Economy Bill , which includes massive changes to copyright law, including the power of the government to effectively change the law at will with little to no oversight. Basically, it ...
  6 days ago

• OK, so we all like networked journalism - but how to we make it happen? (Polis in Dubai)

  
  Director's Blog — Authority: 125
  From Copenhagen to Beijing If you spend two days in a seminar with 12 journalists from around the world (just one American, one Brit) you are bound to come out with a more global sense of the future of journalism. Add to that the 0ther 600 delegates at the World Economic Forum in Dubai who are talking about ...
  1 week ago

• Squaring up to the networked society

  
  SMLXL - Engagement Marketing and Communication principles from Alan Moore — Authority: 539
  Right on the heels of Foursquare’s API release , the location-based mobile application and game is announcing another big rollout to cities across the world. Just one month after releasing Foursquare ( ) to 15 new cities in the US and Canada, Foursquare is ready to bring their highly addictive game ...
  1 week ago

• On Murdoch And Google, Or, Hey, Rupert, Wheres My Check?

  
  Featured States News — Authority: 159
  Original Author:  fake consultant Our favorite irascible media tyrant is in the news once again, and once again it’s time for me to bring you a story of doing one thing while wishing for another. In a November 6th interview, Sky News Australia’s David Speers spent about 35 ...
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• On Murdoch And Google, Or, Hey, Rupert, Wheres My Check?

  
  Uppity Wisconsin — Authority: 426
  Our favorite irascible media tyrant is in the news once again, and once again it’s time for me to bring you a story of doing one thing while wishing for another. In a November 6th interview, Sky News Australia’s David Speers spent about 35 minutes with the CEO of NewsCorp, Rupert Murdoch; the conversation ...
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• Obowma: Working to perfect the art of double talk

  
  Seeing Red AZ — Authority: 483
  Reuters reports that Barack Obowma is issuing warnings about the need to contain rising U.S. deficits, saying that if government debt were to pile up, it could lead to a double-dip recession. “It is important though to recognize if we keep on adding to the debt, even in the midst of this recovery, that ...
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• Adam Smith and networked economics

  
  SMLXL - Engagement Marketing and Communication principles from Alan Moore — Authority: 539
  This a great post on Adam Smith’s core perspectives , here is a brief excerpt, Our morality is founded on certain truths about human nature. Everyone is capable of sympathy, or fellow-feeling, and that ability enables us to imagine what we would feel if we were in the situation of another and, once we have made ...
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• Jeremy Hunt previews Tory view of Digital Britain

  
  Director's Blog — Authority: 125
  The event sponsor Jeremy Hunt MP came hotfoot (and late) out of a Shadow Cabinet meeting to tell a Polis audience how he would be responding to today’s Queen Speech if it included a Digital Communications Bill. His talk was remarkably open and direct for someone who might be merely months away from a seat at the ...
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• Different than expected

  
  Right Minded Online — Authority: 147
  I probably should have started doing this months ago, but better late than never I guess. The mainstream press has a specific template when reporting economic news, and it has been going on for years. Whether it’s better or worse, it’s always different than expected. The media simply cannot report economic news ...
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• The Geography of a Recession

  
  RedStateEclectic — Authority: 442
  Take a look at the geographical development of a recession .
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