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* [2]Internet's Virtual Counter-Revolution
Anonymous | Economist | 2 September 2010
Under pressure from three sides, internet may fragment. Governments want
national controls. Big tech companies build their own ecosystems. US
service providers oppose open-access rules
* [3]A Unified Theory Of New York Biking
Felix Salmon | Reuters | 3 September 2010
Cyclists behave, get treated, as though they were pedestrians. They
don't feel bound by traffic rules. Drivers don't respect them. They need
to jump species barrier, behave as motorists
* [4]Inside Munich Re, World's Risk Centre
Uwe Buse | Spiegel | 2 September 2010
Reinsurance made fascinating. How to price global risk, including
climate change. "What is the probability that Cologne's Old Town will be
flooded a second time within the next year? Ten percent"
* [5]How To Get Ahead In Advertising
Peter York | Independent | 3 September 2010
History of Saatchi & Saatchi. Founded 1970. Pioneered high-concept
advertising. Bravura style. Built world's biggest agency, strongest
brand. Over-reached by trying to buy Midland Bank
* [6]Nasty Book With Girly Cover
Lionel Shriver | Guardian | 2 September 2010
Female author tells how her publishers always want to package her books
for female readers, regardless of content. If you want to write a
serious novel for a general audience, it helps to be a man
* [7]Obituary: Mont Liggins
Anonymous | Economist | 2 September 2010
Clever, funny, uplifting tribute to New Zealand doctor who pioneered
modern research into premature childbirth. Did most of his work with
sheep. Found, happily, it worked with humans too
* [8]Michael O'Leary, Duke Of Discomfort
Felix Gillette | Business Week | 2 September 2010
Profile of Ryan Air boss, "shabby, crappy, cheap", and enjoyable as
always. Passengers as cattle. "O'Leary will call you a cow, lick his
chops, and explain how he plans to carve you up for dinner"
* [9]Topic: Tony Blair
The man and the memoirs: a collection of essays, diaries and polemics
portraying Britain's former Prime Minister. [10]Continue reading...
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