An end to the pursuit of happiness, and more

by Dana on June 29, 2010

weblogs.hitwise.com- Since it forced users to register in order to view its content, the Times has lost market share.

The Economist- The future for blogs may be special-interest publishing.

themoneyillusion.com- If you disagree with someone, their views will always seems simplistic.

NY Times- Media organizations can file all the briefs they want about protecting their work product from free-riders and insurgent hordes of digital pilot fish, but once they break their own rules and start feeding on one another, the game is over.

niemanlab.org- Blogging, uploading photos, editing Wikipedia entries — these are all symptoms of the surplus put to use. And they should be celebrated as such.

blogs.ft.com- Japanese executives seem to have had more difficulties handling relations with their Chinese workers than western competitors.

hollywoodreporter.com- Congress has driven a stake through the heart of movie boxoffice futures trading.

Reuters- Reducing deficits while at the same time accelerating economic growth: is it a chimera, or does it actually exist?

Business Insider- The pain of austerity will be far higher in European than it would be in the US, which makes the European austerity vs. U.S. stimulus divide just perverse.

econospeak.blogspot.com- Unless one is in a world of uniformly small, highly open economies, aggressive Keynesianism can be justified one country at a time. But the US is not one of those.

spiegel.de- The G-20 is now threatening to become a club of members that blame each other for their problems.

theatlantic.com- Instead of asking parents and non-parents whether they are happy right now, we might ask whether they are becoming more like the people they want to be.

NY Times- Iceland’s capital elect itself a former comedian.

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