Amanda Palmer is the new economy
Amanda Palmer on no-fixed-price, “how do we LET people pay [for music].” “I don’t see it as risk, I see […]
Amanda Palmer on no-fixed-price, “how do we LET people pay [for music].” “I don’t see it as risk, I see […]
#OccupyWallStreet is just the sort of movement I’ve been expecting. It’s a true grassroots movement catalyzed and sustained by social
Update: link to a transcript of La Greca on This Week at DailyKos DailyKos blogger Jesse LaGreca was eloquent and
John Robb connects the fall of the US Empire, like the fall of the Soviet empire, to central planning, but
“It’s not that Bernie Madoff was a pyramid scheme… the whole economy is a pyramid scheme!”
In a conversation with a longtime friend, I just sent an email message that was fairly clear on some points
Michael Lewis does a great job telling the story of A.I.G. and how it failed, bringing down the global economy.
Mark Horvath (aka @hardlynormal), who is an advocate for the diverse and generally invisible homeless population, is in Austin hanging
James Suroweicki talks about the Obama Administration’s tough balancing act when it comes to bank regulation. It has to fix
James Suroweicki explains the logic that drives credit card companies to strangle consumers. …credit-card companies have created a strange business,
Gary Gach considers how Buddha would approach consumer Christmas: “We should be trying to base contentment on being, rather than
According to seattlepi.com, the working poor missed the benefits of the economic boom, but they definitely won’t miss the effects
A little-known fact about me: just out of college and eager to save the world, I worked with poverty programs
Dave Wilson sent David Farber’s “Interesting People” email list a paragraph from Charles Mackay’s Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness