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April 15, 2014

What I am reading today

  • Replacing personas with characters. [Alan Klement]
  • The Williamson Wilson effect. [ Nicholas Carr]
  • The revitalization of American central cities: fact or fiction? [Metro Trends]
  • FrontPage 2.0 [Michael Kinsley]
  • Here’s why the Comcast-Time Warner merger is bad. [Susan Crawford]
  • Design for curation. [Paul Stamatiou]
  • What’s next for behavioral economics. [Tim Harford]
  • We have met the enemy — review of Andrew Ross’ Creditocracy. [The New Inquiry]
  • The Truth about GoogleX: inside Google’s secret lab. [Fast Company]
  • Will climate change mean terrible food? [John Upton]
Musings
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  1. Paul Stamatiou (@Stammy) says:
    April 16, 2014 at 9:23 am

    Thanks for sharing Om!

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