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Wadhwa: Google Search Still Needs ‘A Lot More Work’
I am excited about the opportunities ahead that social networking presents. Right now, Facebook is shooting itself in the foot by compromising user trust with dubious moves on privacy issues. However, if Facebook plays its cards right and…
The King’s Speech and Other Oscar Winners
The King's Speech was last night's big winner at the Oscar's, taking in Oscars for Best Picture, Director and Actor. I saw the film and thought it was a brilliant piece of cinema – very uplifting. Below is a clip from the film and a…
Charlie Sheen leaves me speechless
I had to post this because I really don't know what to say about it.
The Big Interview with Daniel Yergin
Daniel Yergin is the author of the Pulitzer-Prize winning book 'The Prize', a stellar run through of the oil industry that is on Credit Writedowns' recommended reading list. Below is a twenty-minute interview of Yergin by the Wall Street…
Gasland and Natural Gas Drilling
Below is a film clip from the Oscar-nominated picture, 'Gasland'. The film on the effect of natural gas drilling on country landowners is up for best documentary tomorrow night. Also see Industry tried to get "Gasland" out of…
Taiwanese Animation: Airline travel – steerage edition
Here's a tip on what airline travel is now like. Note, travel on Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific is infinitely better than on the U.S. airlines.
Kedrosky Sees No Bubble, Facebook Value Could Go Higher
Paul Kedrosky told Bloomberg's Pimm Fox that he doesn't believe we are in a social media bubble yet and that Facebook's valuation could go even higher in coming months. Revenue is doubling year-on-year at Facebook and that has Kedrosky…
Desperately Seeking Search
Internet search is broken.
Battered by spammers, content farms and black hat optimizers, the typical Internet search is a horrible mess. Try basic search terms like "washing machine". Or try a term relevant to this site like…
Why Nokia and Microsoft are getting together
If you saw the last round of data for the burgeoning mobile market, you would understand exactly why Nokia and Microsoft are banding together. These two companies are also rans in a market that has shifted away from voice communication to…
Taiwanese Animation: How AOL snared HuffPo
In case you don't have the time to read my text version of the AOL acquisition of the Huffington Post, here is the Taiwanese animated version.