Why IP laws matter
In May 2006, I interviewed Mike Ryan, founder of the Creative and Innovative […]
Are markets Darwinian?
Andrew Lo, an MIT economist, thinks that markets don’t behave efficiently, but rather […]
Prestowitz thinks America’s economy will go poof
In April 2006 I interviewed Clyde Prestowitz for Shukan Daiyamondo. The Japanese hold […]
When Germs Talk, Maybe Humans Can Answer
My latest Prototype column in the NYT. It looks at the social networks […]
Breakpoint event
Mudge, a security researcher who was the most visible member of the old […]
Who needs patent laws, anyway?
The evidence is that companies don’t rely on (patent laws) much. The basic […]
The future of education
Whittle: If you study a chart of percentage of GDP allocated to different sectors, number one is healthcare and number two is education. So it’s a big world. And business is going to be in it in a very serious way.
Recasting the Word Processor for the Web
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/11/business/yourmoney/11proto.html (registration required). My initial Prototype column for the New York Times. What […]
Bigg ideas
I wrote this piece about Steve Bigari, who is rethinking the systemic issues […]