Doc Searls Weblog

I was going to sort these into an outline; but I don’t have the time or the energy. I had some reason for keeping all of them open for awhile, though. So here ya go:::

•  Irving Wladawsky-Berger: How Is Our Digital Revolution Doing? Deepthink from Irving. More here…
•  Irving Wladawsky-Berger: The Evolution of the Internet of Very Smart Things
•  The Black Box Society — Frank Pasquale | Harvard University Press
•  The Invisible Environment – The Future of an Erosion
•  Mystery startup Magic Leap raises $542 million from Google, others | Reuters
•  The Dark Market for Personal Data – NYTimes.com
•  Balkinization: Interview on the Black Box Society
•  Women in Computer Science
•  The NSA and GCHQ Campaign Against German Satellite Companies – The Intercept
•  Treasure Map Presentation – The Intercept
•  Andy Müller-Maguhn – The Intercept
•  The Scent of a Woman | Jamie Lee Curtis
•  The Future Of The Culture Wars Is Here, And It’s Gamergate
•  Libertarianism After Fifty Years: What Have We Learned? (transcript)
•  Amazon.com: What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets (9780374203030): Michael J. Sandel: Books
•  Why Some Things Should Not Be for Sale: The Moral Limits of Markets (Oxford Political Philosophy): Debra Satz: 9780195311594: Amazon.com: Books
•  TuneCore Unveils ‘YouTube Money’ to Help Artists Monetize Tracks | Billboard
•  One-third of Canadians don’t go a day without checking social media: survey – The Globe and Mail
•  And Just Like That, Facebook Became the Most Important Entity in Web Journalism – The Atlantic
•  The Year Facebook Blew Past Google | Re/code
•  Endangered Tree Snails Keep Hawaii Public Radio Off the Air – The Atlantic
•  How Birth Season Affects Personality – The Atlantic
•  Copywrong
•  Illegal Copying Has Always Created Jobs, Growth, And Prosperity | TorrentFreak
•  Webcasting Rate Proposals for 2016-2020 Now Public – What Will The Copyright Royalty Board Be Considering in Setting Royalty Rates for Internet Radio? | Broadcast Law Blog
•  Shazam’s endgame is important to all European startups
•  Why "mobile" isn’t a channel | LinkedIn
•  Identity Certainty | Payfone
•  Marc Andreessen on Finance: ‘We Can Reinvent the Entire Thing’ – Bloomberg
•  teamfinchconsultants.com/files/2014/09/Solnit-Silencing_Women.pdf
•  Amazon’s Monopsony Is Not O.K. – NYTimes.com
•  Workshop on Privacy and User Centric Controls – 20-21 November 2014 – Berlin
•  Here’s Why Public Wifi is a Public Health Hazard: Medium
•  Errata Security: Right-winger explains what’s wrong with ComputerCop
•  Internet Talk Radio – w3w3® – Free Podcast, Blog, Business Interviews
• Mediapost: Beacoming the retailer — Programmatic Ad Exchange
•  EXTINCT.LY
•  This Electronic Stonehenge Once Divined the Secrets of Soviet Radio
•  Privacy Identity Innovation | pii 2014 Conference
•  Why 20 Bitcoin Companies Are Backing a New Deal for Digital Identity
•  Political Polarization & Media Habits | Pew Research Center’s Journalism Project
•  At Ogilvy, New Unit Will Mine Data – NYTimes.com
•  Why #Gamergaters Piss Me The F*** Off — The Cauldron — Medium
•  If bubbles always burst what’s the alternative? – The COMRADITY Journal
•  Your Data or Your Life by Lucy P. Marcus – Project Syndicate
•  Office 365 Segway Commercial – YouTube (My nephew, Robert Bergin, is in it. He’s the third guy on the Segway.)
•  Google tests waters for potential ultra-fast wireless service | Reuters
•  Web Privacy and Transparency Conference » Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton
•  The Incumbent Challenge Another good one from Tristan Louis. “You can’t lead an insurgency from the top.”
•  They Were Shooting A Beautiful Video From Space. Then They Sped It Up. Just WOW. Click-bait I bit.
•  Oct. 23 | Emily & Tim launch THE INSPECTION HOUSE at 61 Local – Brooklyn, NY | Coach House Books
•  I’m a developer for the Tor Hardware Router anonabox on Kickstarter now. AMA : TOR
•  Anonabox – Tor router box is false representation, possibly even scam! : privacy
•  Privacy Router Anonabox Gets $600K in Crowdfunding—And Huge Backlash | WIRED
•  Andy Greenberg on Twitter: “Kickstarter just suspended Anonabox’s Tor-in-a-box fundraiser, story coming. Earlier story on the growing criticism:http://t.co/MBTgAXAEQB"
•  What is madware? – Definition from WhatIs.com
•  Gaga Daily meets Tony Bennett in concert at Granada Theater – News and Events – Gaga Daily I missed it, but enjoyed it vicariously.
•  China Introduces New Consumer Protection Law – China Briefing News
•  VRM+CRM at IIW | ProjectVRM
•  Google Touts Its Progress In Piracy Battle, Announces New Ad Format & “Pirate” Algorithm Update
•  Ello founder Paul Budnitz: America is a ‘car crash’ on privacy – Telegraph
•  When Uber and Airbnb Meet the Real World – NYTimes.com
•  Breaking up the pledge drive: Boston’s WBUR wants to build a new model for public media funding » Nieman Journalism Lab
•  CBS Offers Web Service as TV Unbundles Itself – NYTimes.com
•  WikiLeaks – Updated Secret Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) – IP Chapter (second publication) – Press Release
•  The Internet Of Someone Else’s Things | TechCrunch
•  8tracks is an awesome (and profitable) music startup you’ve probably never heard of | VentureBeat | Media | by Tom Cheredar
•  Ads Don’t Work That Way | Melting Asphalt
•  The Perils of Highly Interconnected Systems | MIT Technology Review
•  Inspired by Wikipedia, Social Scientists Create a Revolution in Online Surveys | MIT Technology Review
•  Relaxing “Neutrality” Principles Could Unlock Online Innovation | MIT Technology Review
•  The Reaction to Facebook’s “Emotion Contagion” Study Suggests Few People Realize How Common User Experimentation Is | MIT Technology Review
•  The Move To Cross Screen IDs And Its Potential Fall Out | ExchangeWire.com
•  Rhinobird.tv | Your Videos, Shared Live
•  Anonymity, Privacy, and Security Online | Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project
•  Consumers value their personal data at €170 / £140, Orange study finds
•  Model Contracts for the transfer of personal data to third countries – Justice
•  Interoperability Case Study: Cloud Computing by Matthew B. Becker :: SSRN
•  Killer Apps in the Gigabit Age | Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project
•  Death From Above An oldie but goodie. Required re-reading.
•  Anonabox – Tor router box is false representation, possibly even scam! : privacy
•  Dancing Poodles | Andy Ellis > Protecting a Better Internet
•  One paper by Nobel Prize winner Jean Tirole that every internet user should know – Vox
•  The age of loneliness is killing us | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian
•  Why Inequality Matters | Bill Gates
•  Optimal privacy protection?