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Is the holiday over for digital offshoring?
Perambulation, March 3, 2014A relatively unknown debate over whether special effects shot overseas should be subject to tariffs could have wide-ranging consequences for the digital economy.
James Burke says the darndest things
Perambulation, February 17, 2014At Strata last week, science historian James Burke gave a brilliant keynote. Afterwards, we had a coffee break for members of the media, during which he expanded on some of the things he’d said on the main stage. The topic of the Internet came up. I love the way he put this: “I think theRead more
Read these and understand the future
Startup Marketing, February 9, 2014There’s a lot going on. Here’s some vital reading on human/machine interfaces, pseudonymous currencies, smart automation, and the service economy.
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