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Business Models Extra Pick of the Week

Why is the number of U.S. start-ups falling? – The Washington Post

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Antitrust Extra Internet Pick of the Week

The Internet of Things Will Be the World’s Biggest Robot – Schneier on Security

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Extra Pick of the Week

Extra: How Sanders and Clinton Each Approach Shadow Banking – Roosevelt Institute

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Extra Pick of the Week

POW: Is Uber a Threat to Democracy? by Kemal Derviş – Project Syndicate

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POW: What Happens When (Virtually) No One Buys Your Book — Medium

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Extra Pick of the Week

Extra: The individualistic American law of religious exemptions – The Washington Post

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Extra Pick of the Week

Extra and POW: How Math Explains Saturn’s Rings | The New Republic

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Internet Pick of the Week Uncategorized

Report | The Web Index

  • “We stand at a crossroads between a Web “for everyone” ― one that enables all people around the world to improve their life chances and reduces inequalities both between and within countries ― and a “winner takes all” Web that further concentrates wealth and political power in the hands of a few.”


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Extra Pick of the Week

P.O.W.: The History of Digital Imaging Began With a Baby Picture – The Atlantic

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Business Models Internet Pick of the Week Privacy

POW: The Internet’s Original Sin – The Atlantic

    • Pick Of the Week:
      “I have come to believe that advertising is the original sin of the web. The fallen state of our Internet is a direct, if unintentional, consequence of choosing advertising as the default model to support online content and services. Through successive rounds of innovation and investor storytime, we’ve trained Internet users to expect that everything they say and do online will be aggregated into profiles (which they cannot review, challenge, or change) that shape both what ads and what content they see.” (by )

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