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The Blog Year in Review
All of the cool kids on Twitter are posting their most widely shared articles and posts from the year. I struggle with that kind of self promotion so I will begin with some of the best from the blogs I read. Then, I’ll couch mine in there for good measure. Thanks to all of myRead More “The Blog Year in Review”
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Walls and Boundaries: Academics and New Media
In a recent article with the Times Higher Education, journalist Chris Parr gives a thoughtful, respectful treatment on the debates around tweeting at academic conferences. I make a point of how respectful and thoughtful it is because, frankly, most of the debate around this issue has lacked both thought and respect. Your experience may vary.Read More “Walls and Boundaries: Academics and New Media”
This is terrifying. It sounds like no growth is just stagnation – boring and uncool, but perfectly livable. This is not true, though. The entire economy is leveraged, which requires the payment of interest. In order to meet the interest payments of the economy as a whole, the economy has to grow. Or the entire economy will get foreclosed on…