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Saturday, November 22, 2014

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How Clinton Paved The Way For Our Modern Financial Crisis - Dick Morris TV: History Video
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Fw: ForaTv just uploaded a video

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ForaTv has uploaded Future of Finance: The Changing Role of Banks

Future of Finance: The Changing Role of Banks

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As recovery takes hold and we put the crisis behind us challenges and opportunities are being posed for the financial sector and finance as a whole. We have witnessed a depletion of trust and a loss of faith in markets, a deficit that still needs to be addressed. Meanwhile banks are adapting to new market and regulatory realities and are being challenged by the expansion of nonbanks while technology raises the prospect for enhancing financial inclusion but also the potential for disruption. There are evident implications for financial stability, economic growth, and social cohesion from these changes. As a result, economists and policymakers are increasingly coming to the view that economic concerns cannot be divorced from financial changes and ethical concerns. The central question is: how do we make the financial sector not only safer but of better service to all memb... (More)

Friday, September 19, 2014

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Financial Times has uploaded Alibaba makes history

Alibaba makes history

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Alibaba launches the biggest initial public offering in history and shares surge after pricing at $68, reaching a high of $99.70. Nicole Bullock, US equities correspondent, discusses the stakes with Michael Mackenzie, US markets editor.

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Fw: Reuters just uploaded a video

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Reuters has uploaded Mexico's Los Cabos prepares for next storm

Mexico's Los Cabos prepares for next storm

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Police deploy to the tourist hotspot of Los Cabos to prevent looting as a second major Tropical Storm approaches. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Friday, August 8, 2014

Complexity Theory

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Sunday, July 13, 2014

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ForaTv has uploaded Gamification at Work: Do's and Don't of Employee Rewards

Gamification at Work: Do's and Don't of Employee Rewards

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Full video from Gamification Co available at: http://fora.tv/2014/06/11/recognizing_behavior_with_big_data_gamification

Ross Smith, Director of Test at Skype Division at Microsoft, describes gamification works best when it's used to expand work and core skills.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Fw: This Week in Review: Facebook and online control, and educating stronger data journalists: The latest from Nieman Lab

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Friday, July 11, 2014

This Week in Review: Facebook and online control, and educating stronger data journalists

Plus: Google and censorship, The Wall Street Journal turns 125, and the rest of this week’s news about journalism and tech. By Mark Coddington.

Twitter shut down @ReplayLastGoal

SI exclusive: LeBron James explains his return to Cleveland Cavaliers

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LeBron James explains to SI's Lee Jenkins why he's returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers after spending four seasons with the Miami Heat.

ProPublica Community Editor

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ProPublica is hiring a community editor who can grow and actively engage our social audience. This editor will be an ambassador for our newsroom across the social web, meeting readers where they are and creating opportunities for participation in and around our major investigations.

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Our newly-revamped Tweet activity dashboard offers insights on engagement and impressions.

John Seigenthaler, longtime Tennessean editor, dies at 86

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John Seigenthaler, a legendary Tennessee journalist, intimate confidante to two near-presidents and fierce advocate for racial equality, died Friday. He was 86. Mr. Seigenthaler passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family. "We celebrate his life - his devotion to social justice, his advocacy of human rights, and his enduring loyalty to friends and family," said his son, John Michael Seigenthaler.

You Can’t Watch World Cup Goals on Twitter Anymore

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Good news for Americans who don't have pay TV and want to watch the World Cup final on Sunday: Germany-Argentina will air on ABC, so you can watch the game on any set connected to an antenna.

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Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Fw: INETeconomics just uploaded a video

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INETeconomics has uploaded Lisa Cook: Who Wins and Loses From Innovation?

Lisa Cook: Who Wins and Loses From Innovation?

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By Marshall Auerback

The concept of innovation as a "good thing" is seldom questioned. After all, there is no doubt that innovation and invention create the foundations for much of our growth and economic prosperity.

But what about the distributional benefits? Who wins? Who loses? Among women and African Americans, what are the patterns and determinants in terms of patents, commercialization, and overall economic success relative to other groups in American society? Are there social and professional networks that are more salient for commercial activity than others? If so, do these vary by gender and race?

Race in particular is a subject seldom touched on in this area, and in the interview above Lisa Cook of Michigan State University explores the issue in a very forthright manner.

In addition, we discuss the issues surrounding Detroit's bankruptcy and the broader political implications for cities across the country. Of particular interest are the questions of how to deal with... (More)

Sunday, June 22, 2014

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INETeconomics has uploaded Eric Weinstein: Economic Thinking In A Fallible World

Eric Weinstein: Economic Thinking In A Fallible World

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By Marshall Auerback

The philosopher Karl Popper argued that we cannot know empirical truths with absolute certainty.

According to Popper, even scientific laws can't be verified beyond a shadow of a doubt. They can only be falsified by testing. One failed test is enough to falsify, but no amount of conforming instances are sufficient to verify. Scientific laws are hypothetical in character and their truth remains subject to testing. Ideologies that claim to be in possession of the ultimate truth are making a false claim; therefore, they can be imposed on society only by force.

This concept creates particular challenges for economists, who like to think of themselves as "scientists" subject to the disciplines of rigorous empirical truths. But economics and economic policy don't work that way because empirical economic truths typically are open to interpretation.

The reality is far more complicated. In situations with thinking participants, the participants' view of the world ... (More)