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What If We Paid Off The Debt? The Secret Government Report(npr.org)
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New Jersey Transit Embraces Google Wallet(pcmag.com)
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What a fight for broadband tells us about democracy(gigaom.com)
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What the iOS 5 update did to ISP traffic(gigaom.com)
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God Supports The AT&T T-Mobile Merger(dslreports.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Not for signed in users: http://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/10/making-search-more-sec... To help you better identify the signed in user organic search visits, we created the token “(not provided)” within Organic Search Traffic Key
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Making search more secure: Accessing search query data in Google Analytics(analytics.blogspot.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
>Since corporations, like families, partnerships, and groups of friends, are aggregations of people, I don't think that your distinction makes sense. They have a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders to maximize profits. That's enoug
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by joelhaus 15y ago
We seem to be talking past each-other, but I'll take the bait. If I understand correctly, you seem to be saying that corporations should be afforded all of the same rights as individual citizens. While certain rights (e.g. freedom from unju
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Gov't Mediated 6 Strike ISP Plan - Administration & Industry Cozy, Not Consumers(dslreports.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Just listened to the latest Digital Age podcast and they discuss litigation funding, which sounds like exactly what you need: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdXO2WgKazM They answer some interesting questions about the process and there ar
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by joelhaus 15y ago
I'm not sure they should be treated differently, but that only hits on some of the edge cases of trying to legislate down the impact of money. I don't claim to have a solution, but I think it's useful to try and define the problem before yo
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by joelhaus 15y ago
What are the odds that this story gets picked up by the major media organizations? It is just this type of undue influence that has seemed to emerge as the main issue for the Occupy Wall Street protests. It truly is a sad state of affairs w
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Sonic.Net goes on the ISP offensive(gigaom.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
I'm familiar with the inter-state sales tax compliance functions at a number of firms and it is a tremendous burden . Not only most states, but numerous municipalities impose sales tax as well. As the article mentions, the problem is that
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by joelhaus 15y ago
What struck me most is Jeff's disregard for potential patent threats. Perhaps inadvertent, but he also makes a strong case for why such "business method" patents hinder innovation rather than promote it.
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Verisign wants power to shut sites down upon law enforcement request(arstechnica.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Considering that almost everyone has a stake (i.e. as either a user or a provider), I'd imagine that an independent investigation could only be done by a government entity forcing disclosure of this information by a private company. Actuall
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Charlie Rose interviewed Myrvold in 1996: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7896274730082503348 [lots of internet predictions/discussion]. It's truly fascinating how much the world has changed and how much things are the same... (
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Yet another reason why Google Wallet/NFC can be a more secure payment method than physical cards. > Detectives with language skills spent hours translating Russian, Farsi and Arabic during the investigation, Kelly said. Also wonder if
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More Than 100 Arrested in Massive NYC Theft Ring(abcnews.go.com)
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Intellectual Ventures sues Motorola Mobility for patent infringement(bgr.com)
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Verizon wins first battle in network neutrality fight(gigaom.com)
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BankSimple to Go Live on Web Next Month(bucks.blogs.nytimes.com)
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The Leonard Lopate Show: Locavesting(wnyc.org)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
Buried in the middle of the article is the main gist, and an astute point by the author: If more borrowing or more tax cutting aren’t what the economy needs, what is? Optimism. Human psychology is a bigger force in economics than cu
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How to fix the flatline economy(blogs.reuters.com)
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by joelhaus 15y ago
From the article: In a study published this year, consultancy McKinsey found the Internet accounted for 21 percent of GDP growth in mature countries Here's the study they are referring to: http://www.mckinsey.com/features/sizing
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Activists meet to defend Internet from state control(reuters.com)
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South Korea tops in Internet download speed: study(physorg.com)
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