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Readings Weeks of Nov 29th and Dec 6th, 2010

Web Developers Get Real (Time) - Technology Review Who owns Wikipedia? Algorithms Can't Pick College Football Champions or Predict Economies Gates: Wikileaks Consequences for U.S. foreign policy? I think fairly modest. Why Gawker is moving beyond the blog How Comcast became a toll-collecting, nuke-wielding hydra \tThe Joy of Stats with Hans Rosling - Watch the 4 minute clip embedded in the article. Amazing. WinerLinks and outliners Jon Udell on what the Elm City project teaches us about computational thinking and education. TSA Searches, Bomb Risk Near Zero (Commentary) "This illusory quest for zero risk helps terrorism achieve its goals.
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Readings: Week of November 22, 2010

I saw Paul Kedrosky regularly posts information about what articles he's been reading. I tweet them, but would probably really like to have them on my blog too. So, here goes. Clay Shirky: It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure Noodlesoft: Hazel Geek Love: a Holiday Wishlist of Gizmos, Gadgets, and Gear Where do ideas come from? Your Internet Driver's License iOS 4.3 To Launch In Mid-December With App Subscriptions Book: Future Shock Adam Savage: TSA saw my junk, missed 12 inch razor blades Do Businesses need 63 different types of event?
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