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Predict The Future On WashingtonPost.com - 0 views

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    Think you've got the gift of foresight? The Washington Post has partnered with Predictify, an online polling service, to create a "Prediction Center" that allows readers to vote on possible outcomes for selected stories. Users will be able to leave their predictions and discuss their beliefs on an integrated comment thread, with the most accurate participants appearing on a leaderboard. You can access the main Predictify hub here.
Paul Ryan

Publisher Tested the Waters Online, Then Dove In - New York Times - 0 views

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    It may be a niche publisher, but the International Data Group has been working out the answers to some big mainstream questions. The biggest one: Can print media survive the transition to the Internet?
Paul Ryan

The Wall Street Journal Online - Leisure & Arts - 0 views

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    Hunter S. Thompson died as he lived.
Paul Ryan

Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: The Omnigoogle - 0 views

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    But while Google is an unusual company in many ways, when you boil down its business strategy, you find that it's not quite as mysterious as it seems. The way Google makes money is straightforward: It brokers and publishes advertisements through digital media.
Paul Ryan

The Atlantic Online | July/August 2008 | Mr. Murdoch Goes to War | Mark Bowden - 0 views

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    Rupert Murdoch wants his Wall Street Journal to displace The New York Times as the world's paper of record. His ambitions could be good news for the newspaper industry- or another nail in the coffin of serious journalism.
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Stoooopid .... why the Google generation isn't as smart as it thinks - Times Online - 0 views

  • But the damage is not caused by overwork, it’s caused by multiple distracted work. One American study found that interruptions take up 2.1 hours of the average knowledge worker’s day. This, it was estimated, cost the US economy $588 billion a year. Yet the rabidly multitasking distractee is seen as some kind of social and economic ideal.
  • “The next generation will not grieve because they will not know what they have lost,” says Bill McKibben, the great environmentalist.
  • “I feel that much of my life is ebbing away in the tide of minute-by-minute distraction . . . I’m not certain what the effect on the world will be. But psychologists do say that intense close engagement with things does provide the most human satisfaction.” The psychologists are right. McKibben describes himself as “loving novelty” and yet “craving depth”, the contemporary predicament in a nutshell.
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    The digital age is destroying us by ruining our ability to concentrate.
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