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August 20, 2015 Digital Fairness vs. Facebook's Dream of World DominationBy Bhaskar Chakravorti and Ravi Shankar Chaturvedi Examining the mobile internet gap. |
The Example Larry and Sergey Should Follow (It's Not Buffett) by Thomas R. EisenmannTo understand the future of Google, look at John Malone's Liberty Media. When First Movers Are Rewarded, and When They're Not by Ronald Klingebiel and John JosephWhat a study of mobile phone makers reveals. Why Cybersecurity Is So Difficult to Get Right by JM OlejarzA Q&A with an IBM security expert. How to Break Up with an Innovation Project by Scott AnthonyIt can still be a positive experience for everyone. |
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