links for 2007-06-29

Grasping Reality on TypePad, by Brad DeLong

Archives Highlighted Previous Edit COVID Market for Man Slavery 20th C. Reading 'Chicago'

Truly Unforgettable Moments on the Internet: First in a Series

Dr. Dow-Jones and Mr. Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch

links for 2007-06-29

Alan Bellows: Damn Interesting » On the Origin of Circuits
Hal Varian: An iPod Has Global Value. Ask the (Many) Countries That Make It
Richard Perez-Pena: Tentative Dow Jones Sale Pact Said to Give Murdoch Power to Hire and Fire at The Journal

RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA A tentative accord on the editorial independence of The Wall Street Journal would leave Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation with the sole power to hire and fire The Journal’s top editors if it succeeds in buying the newspaper’s o
Matthew Yglesias on subtle worldbuilding
Rick Perlstein: Black high school students in Louisiana threatened with lynching
As You Know, Bob: "We are stardust..."
Alan Bellows: Terror on Wall Street
Cyrene, Libya
Bruce Fein: Impeach Cheney
Twenty-fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Saskia Scholtes and Gillian Tett: Worries grow about the true value of repackaged debt
MIT economist Paul Joskow will head Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Sidney Blumenthal: The imperial vice presidency
P.Z. Myers: The corruption of Scooby Doo
Geoff Mulgan: [Michael] Porter had just published a weighty book.... As Brown commented... it gradually dawned on me that he knew more about the book's detail than the author...
Pith and Substance: A Moment's Pity for Karl Rove: I mean, how would you like to be known to history as "Bush's Brain"? Personally, I'd prefer "Turd Blossom."

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