Wow! One of the handful of "management gurus" that I admire, Shoshanna Zuboff, has written a blisteringly stark condemnation of the way that Harvard Business School, and the rest of the MBA mills, have indoctrinated a generation of piss poor business leaders.
[[...]You might recall the the Church Street Swoops the Bird, overprotective of its next, attacked my gf.
Well, it happened again.
Swoops is a male Brewer's Blackbird, maybe he's attracted?
For more, check out Swoops own blog, the Attack Bird Chronicles.
[...]At the Aspen Ideas Festival this week, Andrew Sullivan said, “Journalism has become too much about journalists.”
True. It’s not just that newspapers are covering their own demise as thoroughly as Michael Jackson’s. This is about the mythology that news needs newspapers – that without them, it’s not news. [...]
Hey, here I go, the next Traveling Geeks tour
(remember, I'm more of a nerd, becoming a bit of a nonk, nerd+wonk)
first up, a Tweetup at JuJu in Chelsea
then, we do Rebooting Britain
[...]Forget financial markets for a minute, and think about the directions money moves in retail markets. While much of it moves up and down the supply chains, the first source is customers. The money that matters most is what customers spend on goods and services.
Now here’s the question. Where is [...]
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It sounds like Mike Arrington is getting closer to shipping the CrunchPad - a device that does one thing (surf the web) hopefully really well. Even though I am consolidating my technology, I want to see the CrunchPad succeed. There are a three reasons [...]
For those of you in the US, Happy Independence Day! There are lots of ways to celebrate this amazing holiday. In New York, the Statue of Liberty crown is finally re-opening. Every town, it seems, has a parade. Here's another idea...
