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It is suddenly that time of year again: time to review past predictions, rank them, and create a new set, in the hope that, by being reasonably accurate, they will assist...
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Once again, our Asia Editor has brought us an on-the-ground look at the world from a Tokyo-based, post-tsunami perspective. I expect all of our members will find the...
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(03-Aug-11) Earlier this year, there were a smattering of media reports about the Internet running out of addresses. People who don’t spend their days immersed in the Web...
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We live in the Information Age, we're told. But I would like to recast how you see global economics, so with your permission, I am going to ask that you add this verbiage...
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We have science, based on the discovery and repeated proving of what is objectively real, and which benefits society. And then we have everything else, even things called...
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It takes many things to make a success in the hyper-competitive computer hardware market. This is even more true for the sub-categories of personal computers, desktops,...
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I am writing to you today for two reasons. First, because until these announcements, you seemed to understand the China Model and its one-sided intentions. And second,...
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A friend of mine gave the gift of a new Kindle for Christmas. Being the thoughtful type, he told the recipient he would leave it on his own Amazon account, and that she...
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In order to fully appreciate our concept of "Economic Cyberwar," one should start with the idea that the form of war preferred by mercantilist states is not militarist, but...
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After watching various forces and trends pick up speed in the aftermath of the 2007 collapse, we are suddenly in the midst of a wrenching global change, and it isn’t...
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