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June 25, 2013

What I am reading today

  • Google Reader apocalypse extremely f***ing nigh. [jwz]
  • The ongoing story – Twitter and writing. [The New Yorker]
  • Mapping the people left behind by the knowledge economy. [The Atlantic Cities]
  • A real coffee snob responds to FoodRepublic’s 13 signs you’re a coffee snob. [Sprudge]
  • My startup has 30 days to live.
  • Our broadband is getting faster, but we are paying through the nose for it. [The American Prospect]
  • 15 common sushi myths, debunked. [FirstWeFeast]
  • The obesity era. [Aeon Magazine]
  • Let’s meet! Or, how to pursue serendipity. [Anil Dashes]
  • In Silicon Valley, mediation is not a fad. It could make your career. [Wired]
  • Was America left behind in global middle class boom? [Pacific Standard]
  • Brazil, fortune and fate turn on billionaire. [The New York Times]
Musings
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  1. raymondcaloo says:
    June 25, 2013 at 4:35 pm

    Reblogged this on raymondcaloo and commented:
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