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arnaudb

BCG/ICAAN report on January, 2014 - 2 views

Hey everybody! Here is below a source that could interest everybody: http://www.icann.org/en/news/presentations/bcg-internet-economy-27jan14-en.pdf I hope it will be helpful. Cheers, Arnaud

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arnaudb

A lil' workshop? - 6 views

Hey! I thought about something: one of the major topics we must cope with is the counter-power of networks. What do you think performing a concrete application of this notion? We suffer all-inclu...

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started by arnaudb on 12 Feb 14 no follow-up yet
francispisani

In Cold War Echo, Obama Strategy Writes Off Putin - NYTimes.com - 0 views

www.nytimes.com/...strategy-writes-off-putin.html

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shared by francispisani on 20 Apr 14 - No Cached
  • “If you just stand there, be confident and raise the cost gradually and increasingly to Russia, that doesn’t solve your Crimea problem and it probably doesn’t solve your eastern Ukraine problem. But it may solve your Russia problem.”
  • The prevailing view in the West Wing, though, is that while Mr. Putin seems for now to be enjoying the glow of success, he will eventually discover how much economic harm he has brought on his country. Mr. Obama’s aides noted the fall of the Russian stock market and the ruble, capital flight from the country and the increasing reluctance of foreign investors to expand dealings in Russia.
  • If the Russian economy suffers over the long term, senior American officials said, then Mr. Putin’s implicit compact with the Russian public promising growth for political control could be sundered.
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  • Still, the relationship cannot return to normal either, even if the Ukraine situation is settled soon, specialists said. “There’s really been a sea change not only here but in much of Europe about Russia,” said Robert Nurick, a Russia expert at the Atlantic Council. “A lot of the old assumptions about what we were doing and where we were going and what was possible are gone, and will stay that way as long as Putin’s there.”
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