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Top of Mind Thursday November 17, 2016: Postcard from Kyoto
I spent the last week in Japan for a set of business meetings and presentations, in both Kyoto and Tokyo. Kyoto is especially nice this time of year, with spectacular fall foliage. It incorporates the best of modern technology from … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday November 10, 2016: Moving Forward
Republican Donald Trump stunned the nation and the world by winning the US presidency on Tuesday. It’s still taking time for many Americans to process this result, especially since Hillary Clinton narrowly captured the popular vote – meaning less than half … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday November 3, 2016: Begone Goat!
Last night, the Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians in a rain-delayed, extra-innings, nail-biting Game 7 to win their first World Series in 108 years. Thus ended the longest drought in professional sports–supposedly started by a man cursing the club … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday October 27, 2016: Media Mashup
This week AT&T announced it was purchasing media giant Time Warner for more than $85 billion. There was a time when it was pretty clear who was in what industry. The phone companies provided phone service, the cable networks provided … Continue reading