joeg8

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   Product People and Milwaukee(jsonline.com)

   1 points by joeg8 12y ago|0 comments
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   by joeg8 13y ago

   Good riddance. If this becomes a business case to bring back something closer to real journalism, it is a good day. The NSA/prism story is really well-suited to this format. Connect the Guardian interview to administration concessions
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   by joeg8 13y ago

   The other part is big companies are likely pursuing sustaining or incremental improvements that are perhaps perceived as key to beating out well known incumbents. Startups are likely (read hopefully) pursuing disruptive improvements and mig
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   by joeg8 13y ago

   Whenever I hear about corporate influence in Washington I think of Lawrence Lessig's Ted Talk on the need for campaign finance reform: http://www.ted.com/talks/lawrence_lessig_we_the_people_and_t... "Change t
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   by joeg8 13y ago

   I agree with your assessment. There was a New Yorker article last week on an unrelated topic (Slow Ideas) that came to a similar conclusion about inherent inefficiencies in our market system: http://www.newyorker.com/reporti
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   by joeg8 13y ago

   I wonder if there's a pool of non-profit capital available for purchasing technology meant to foster civic technologies. I'd worry that selling to governments would be too difficult for a startup otherwise. Length, contracting req