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My latest read – The Post-American World
Fareed Zakaria’s The Post-American World is an enjoyable read. Most would recognize his CNN show Fareed Zakaria GPS. He has also participated in the World Economic Forum in Davos. The bottom line: The US is not falling behind, but rather quite simply the world is catching up. Some amazing technologies are lifting the citizens of [...]
Posted in Education • Globalization • Innovation • OpenSource • Reading • Technology
Tagged africa, american soil, china, citizens, cnn, Education, educational system, energy, fareed zakaria, flat, free tools, future, global economy, global students, green revolution, india, information, Innovation, innovation technology, mark steyn, population, population growth, poverty, religious groups, Technology, terrorist group, terrorist organization, the world is flat, third world countries, tom friedman, war in iraq, warlords, water pumps, world economic forum
My latest read – America Alone
Mark Steyn has written a clever book America Alone: The End of the World As We Know It. In a post 9/11 world America, according to Steyn must “go it alone” against the impact Muslims have in today’s world. A lot of his knowledge is coming from outside the mainstream of US media organizations and [...]
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Tagged 9/11, abortion rates, anglo america, anglo american, assimilation, cheap oil, culture, democratic countries, demography, eastern european countries, knowledge, lockerbie, mark steyn, media organizations, muslim countries, muslim populations, muslim world, organization, political strength, population, three generations
China’s internet growth tops US
To no surprise globalization is bringing the world closer together and thereby making commerce “smaller” and faster as global financial markets increase the efficiency of established information systems. Recent growth of internet penetration has changed dramatically. Today China has more internet users than America has citizens.
Consider this form IF you can image everyone you know [...]
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Tagged america, china, citizens, efficiency, global markets, Globalization, information, information systems, internet growth, internet penetration, internet users, population, youtube
YouTube in America and China
This week my colleague ijohnpederson blogged about YouTube’s January analytical results. For the first time over 100 million internet users in the U.S. watched 6.3 Billion videos. In the globalized world today that number is not very big. Consider how the world is connecting to the internet in larger and larger numbers:
Population
China: 1,330,044,544 (July 08) [...]
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Tagged berkman, censorship, china, great firewall of china, internet users, population, youtube
My latest read – Hot, Flat and Crowded
Over the long holiday I finally finished Tom Friedman’s book Hot, Flat, and Crowded: Why We Need a Green Revolution–and How It Can Renew America. The book is a mixed blessing. Friedman has written one of the best books to understand the emergency need for a global environmental revolution.
Friedman provides detailed examples of how the [...]
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My latest read – Our Choice
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Tagged Al Gore, america, carbon footprint, change, china, climate crisis, coal, dramatic changes, energy, energy tool, environment, generation technologies, green, green fuels, india, internet, political rhetoric, population, population boom, social responsibility, Technology, TED