Augustine and the economic crisis
St. Augustine saw a beggar laughing and joking, and realized how unhappy he […]
Author: Michael
Writer on technology, business and culture. Family guy. Believer.
A Tool for Measuring the Recession
So far, this recession is nowhere near as bad as 1948’s. That’s according […]
Why Can’t Online Companies Function in the Real World?
As much as people love Google, Amazon, Facebook and all the other glam […]
Living without Google
I’ve spent the last year in a kind of “Being and Nothingness” state […]
Biotech makes a buck
There are various comments about how investors as a whole often don’t make […]
Dr. Doom gives a thumbs up to nationalization
The economist Nouriel Roubini has made his reputation by more or less accurately […]
Palm data, recovered
My computer’s Valentine’s present to me was to have my Palm stop opening. […]
It’s a great time to be a journalist
This link mentions the freelancing panel I was on at SPJ, though it […]
Clay Shirky is smart, but that doesn’t make him right
Clay Shirky has an interesting post, Why Small Payments Won’t Save Newspapers, on […]
Fast Company fire sale
I got a solicitation to subscribe to Fast Company for $5. I think […]