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False Alarm | |
| | Bjorn Lomborg | ||
| ǻ | Basic Books | ||
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Getting to Plan B | |
| | John Mullins․Randy Komisar | ||
| ǻ | Harvard Business Press | ||
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Hijacking Bitcoin: T | |
| | Steve Patterson | ||
| ǻ | Roger Ver | ||
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On-Line Advertising | |
| Just a few short years ago, before the dot-com crash, any Web site with lots of visitors was thought to be a money machine for advertisers. BlueMountain.com, a greeting card company with 11 million visitors a month, sold for $780 million, even though it had no revenues. But, shortly after the crash, you couldn’t give those eyeballs away, and until recently the industry consensus was that there was little if any value in advertising on the Internet. | ||
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Carbon Nanotube Elec | |
| As we all know, computer chips have been getting smaller, faster, and cheaper year-by-year for decades now. Today, some $10 pocket calculators pack more power than the most sophisticated, multi-million-dollar mainframe computer of the mid-1950s. | ||