Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Internet, IOT, Social Networking, Crowdsourcing, and Cybersecurity, including items on Facebook’s plan to conquer the world, whether the internet of things is the beginning or the end of the world and whether Google+ matters. Enjoy.
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August 25, 2014 by Leave a Comment
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August 21, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Apple, Google, Amazon, Mobile, Photography, Gadgets and other Big Tech, including items on whether the new Apple under Tim Cook is any different, Amazon’s war with Hachette, and Marissa Mayer’s secret plans for Yahoo. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0044 / Investing & Entrepreneurship)
August 18, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Angel Investing, Entrepreneurship, Business & Communication, including items on whether crowd funding is a disaster waiting to happen, whether we are in a tech bubble, whether PowerPoint ruined General Motors, and how to get people to read your emails. Enjoy.
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August 14, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Internet, IOT, Social Networking, Crowdsourcing, and Cybersecurity, including items on what the Internet of Things means for you, for the enterprise, for networks, for humankind, whether it is time for Twitter to start filtering out some of the noise and repetition, and what we should actually expect when we sign up for a kickstarter. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0042 / Big Tech & Mobile)
August 11, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Apple, Google, Amazon, Mobile, Photography, Gadgets and other Big Tech, including items on whether technology will cause permanent unemployment, what smartphones mean for the future of the internet, and why consumer tech is so incremental. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0041 / Media & Publishing)
August 7, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Media, Digital Media and Publishing, including items on whether the NYTimes is innovating whether Amazon is evil, and how Bill Gates saved a business classic that had gone out of print. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0040 / Environment)
August 4, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Green, Environment, Energy, Transportation, New Urbanism, including items on The BBC finally deciding to stop wasting air time on climate change deniers, BP concluding we have 53 years of oil left, and the best checklist of things to look for in an electric car that has ever been publishe. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0039 / Internet & Social)
July 31, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Internet, IOT, Social Networking, Crowdsourcing, and Cybersecurity, including items on whether net neutrality is the end of the internet, teens leaving Facebook for, well, Facebook, and why BitCoin matters. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0038 / Big Tech & Mobile)
July 28, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Apple, Google, Amazon, Mobile, Photography, Gadgets and other Big Tech, including items on how Gmail happened, the fall of desktop search, and the next mobile imaging arms race. Enjoy.
Recommended Links (Ed. 0037 / Environment)
June 1, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Latest selection of the best stuff I’ve seen lately across the ScratchPaper focus areas of Green, Environment, Energy, Transportation, New Urbanism, including items on the UN’s prediction of a coming apocalypse, the growth of solar and the stubbornness of oil and coal, a fascinating animated map showing Walmart taking over our country, and America’s worst food deserts. Enjoy.