For those of you not tenured...
Here’s a caustic dig this morning at tenured faculty from an ex-lawyer and Cal alumnus who normally attacks fellow cartoonists.
Observations by an academic researcher on the use of “open”-ness as a competitive strategy, with a particular interest in coping with the commoditization of information goods and technologies in an Internet-enabled world.
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Claremont, Calif. - www.JoelWest.org
- Researcher, educator, entrepreneur, consultant
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- Maybe mobile money
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- Can get some satisfaction
- Two newspapers in one!
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- Georgia on my mind
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- The 62.5% solution
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- Burning up Silicon Valley
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- Front lines of healthcare battle
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- Please please complete the survey
- Losing Gravity: ABC is out of this world
- More than just a Sam Adams drinker
- Pro-Russian cyberattack fells Web 2.0 companies
- Guess what: monopolists gouge customers!
- Second Hispanic SCOTUS justice
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- xxxTube shares YouTube flaws
- Why not break all the windows?
- Arbitrary telecom regulation
- Please help
- Black day for Gray Lady
- Key Google frenemy less friendly
- Free Internet conference Wednesday
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- ATT, Apple can't win fight against VoIP
- Clunker of a law
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