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April 2018 Archives
Imagine a media organization that only reports what the President of the United States and his administration does, and ignores what he and his administration says. The news would be completely different. Let's extend this to Congress as well. Only cover what actions they've taken, not what they have said, especially to reporters or in front of cameras. We would learn far more things about what the government is doing. Minus all the talk, we would get such a different view, it would be eye-opening.For example: And so on. Just what happened, not what was said. What goes unsaid in this excellent Jaron Lanier interview about the pernicious state of the Internet is the role the curation of angels, VCs, limited partners, and boards have had in setting the direction of--guiding the evolution of--the Net and personal computing. Their choices of what technologies, and more importantly, what business models, to fund, and what not to fund, have had profound consequences that maybe we're finally waking up to. But maybe it's too late. http://nymag.com/selectall/2018/04/jaron-lanier-interview-on-what-went-wrong-with-the-internet.html Hard to believe this track has only 113 listens on YouTube. Let's fix that. This is a great Flamenco guitar duo taking on Led Zeppelin's "Achilles Last Stand." Have a listen.
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