[February 14, 2010: It appears that the video has now been removed from the Vanity Fair article. Too bad they didn't have a clear enough ethical policy to avoid the issue in the first place.]
I’ve been swamped this week so I haven’t had a chance to do any blog posts, but I came across the [...]
#futureofstory Couldn’t be there? A few of my favourite bits & bobs from Hanson’s speech.
Michael Palmer is willing to send a book anywhere in the world!
Amazon could one day be obsolete and Bezos knows it–so he came up with the Kindle to lock people into buying ebooks from a middleman.
Interesting and eye-opening book on society’s view of talent, but questions about fact-checking tarnished my enjoyment of the book.
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