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There is a visually striking and information rich diagram from the BBC showing how the Euro countries are indebted to each
Sophisticated campaign orchestrated by Greenpeace using the same Star Wars theme that feature in the latest VW ads. The aim is to raise pressure on Volkswagen to put more effort into bringing its green technology to bear across its fleet.
Douglass Rushkoff is always worth reading, here is a rousing speech he gave to Occupy Wallstreet.
Since I subscribed to the Harvard Business Review blog posts I have seen a steady stream of sharply observed and well thought out pieces. Many are aimed at corporate efficiency however a good smattering challenge the existing order and some are just timely good advice like this one.
Great post over at [MyMicroISV][47hats] from Jarie Bolander. Very timely for me as I in the process to creating a day off a week to allow time to grow a new venture.
Tim Bray on Occupying Wall Street - a succinct summary of why many people are emphasising with this movement.
I had missed the interesting social experiments Rushkoff describes, the local media is adopting its usual superficial view.
Steve Jobs practised Zen! - the dharma talk below from teacher Peg Syverson (Appamada.org) considers Steve's legacy and how to apply his approach to our lives.
'Because we don't know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. Yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number really.'