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A Useful Thought for the Day
A friend of mine pointed me to Paul Krugman’s blog, but the post there pointed me to a post that John Rogers (one of the creators of the TNT series Leverage) put up on his Kung Fu Monkey blog. He called the post “Ephemera 2009 (7);” but it is...
Google Gets It Wrong About Service
I see that I compared Google to “that small boy with a hammer who sees everything as a nail” back in November of 2007, which is when we saw the first signs of Google’s everything-can-be-reduced-to-search philosophy sticking its nose...
Internet News?
The latest issue of The New York Review has a piece by Michael Massing entitled “The News About the Internet.” In many ways it is a response to the testimony given to the Senate Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet...
Learning to be Stupid
Saturday, June 14, 2008 Learning to be Stupid The last time I encountered the work of Nicholas Carr, it was in the review by Mary Eisenhart of his book The Big Switch: Rewiring the World, From Edison to Google for the San Francisco Carr devotes the...
