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Tag Archives: corporations
What is right / wrong, good / bad about self-promotion
In the 20th century, self-promotion acquired a bad name. I think I can explain why, but explanation is rather complicated. After the modern capitalism was invented in the 18th century and became widely established throughout the western hemisphere in the … Continue reading →
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Tagged anti-social, antisocial, brand, branding, brands, capitalism, companies, company, corporate, corporation, corporations, economy, employee, employer, employment, entrepreneur, entrepreneurial, global, identity, labor, labor force, labor market, narcissism, narcissistic, person, personal, product, products, promotion, self, self promotion, service, services, social, society, spirit, unemployment, west, western
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ICANN’s Plan to Privatize the English Language: Dot Gay
A friend of mine, Ray King, is one of the applicants for .Gay — and he just wrote: The current issue is whether a small group of the Internet elite understand the problems with delegating a single company as the … Continue reading →
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Tagged authoritarian, authority, corporate, corporation, corporations, dictate, dictator, DNS, domain, domain name, domain name system, domain names, domains, English, gay, governence, ICANN, language, monopoly, monopoly power, natural language, tld, top level domain, top level domains
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Brands are Real-World Manifestations of Corporate Ego
Why are strong corporate brands prized, but strong individual egos despised?
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Tagged bad, brand, branding, brands, company, corporate, corporation, corporations, ego, good, identity, image, individual, individuals, right, wrong
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Do you want Google to spy on you any more than you want the government of the United States to spy on you?
Who do you think would be more likely to sell the information they gather about you to someone else? Also: If you are OK with being completely transparent, then it really doesn’t make sense to view it as espionage, does … Continue reading →
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Tagged corporate, corporation, corporations, espionage, Google, information, Internet, privacy, spy, transparency
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Liberating the Wheat from the Chaff
In the first years of the World Wide Web, players in traditional media pooh-poohed the Internet, saying it was little more than a dogpile. They were quite wrong… — but not completely wrong. Back when I wrote the “Wisdom of … Continue reading →
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Tagged communication, communications, corporations, education, educational institutions, global, government, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream media, mass media, media, multinational, online media, retard media, schools, skills, university
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