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Sequoia’s Take On The New New (And Quite Local) Economy at SocketSite™

Sequoia Capital slideshow on the impacts of the current economic goon-screw on startups and venture funding.

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Economists Letter Opposing Current Bailout Plan

Having had little time to follow the news for a couple of days, I've been surprised at how little Paulson's proposed plan has managed to improve after a period of what one would have expected to be intense academic, media and public scrutiny. Apparently plenty of people who are following are less than pleased.

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Grasping Reality with Both Hands: The Semi-Daily Journal Economist Brad DeLong

An interesting walk through of the policy motivations and implications for dealing with the financial crisis of 2008. I expect glue sales to surge overnight.

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Suckers

From the Wall Street Journal…

“The stock market is currently trading right where it was nine years ago. In fact, adding in dividends and taking inflation into account, stock market investors have lost money since 1999. The extended US-stock underperformance puts the current stock market in very bad company: the 1930s with its terrible unemployment, and the 1970s with its double-digit inflation. In both of those periods, stocks would rally strongly only to fade. It took well over a decade in each case….before stocks moved lastingly upward.”

It’s not stated whether the implosion of the US dollar has been factored in along with dividends and inflation… I would guess not.

In pictures…

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Open source and the Long Tail: An interview with Chris Anderson | The Open Road - The Business and Politics of Open Source by Matt Asay - CNET Blogs

The shift of software from the desktop to the Web will really be the making of open-source software. The Long Tail side of software will almost certainly be Web-based because the Web lowers the barriers to adoption of software.

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Getting Rich off Those Who Work for Free - TIME

digested trend predict : by 2011, web2.0 media eg. youtube...etc websites will be driven by volunteers/profewssionals

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