Links of the day
Google and antitrust: Searching questions | The Economist
Cellphone Applications Let Shoppers Point, Click and Buy – NYTimes.com
The Wired Repo Man – He’s Not ‘As Seen on TV’ – NYTimes.com
From Quantic Dream, a Child Killer and a Tormented Dad – NYTimes.com – interesting new direction in gaming. In some ways it reminds me of Myst and the vision that Philips had for the CD-i platform
How Google got its Buzz | KomodoPR.com – Selena Chan’s take on Google Buzz
Australians: Biggest Users of Social Media Worldwide – PSFK
Palm CEO’s Letter to Employees – Digits – WSJ – handling a crisis
FT.com / China – China faces shortages of migrant workers – this is more about structural change than an economic problem. Shenzhen and similar areas will go to higher value products and industry permeate deeper into the country
FT.com / Asia-Pacific – Labour shortage hits China export recovery
EU unveils plans to create new pan-Europe contract law | Pinsent Masons LLP
Palm Cuts Its Forecast, and Its Shares Fall – NYTimes.com
BBC signals an end to era of expansion – Times Online – madness. Its like the Victorians scaled back on the industrial revolution to give the barrel-makers, crofters, blacksmiths and thatchers a chance.
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