Zuckerberg is launching a lobbying outfit called FWD.us to call for more high-skilled immigration, starting with a Washington Post op-ed.
The starting point was a post by Mark Sorrell, Head of Games at Screenpop, the gaming arm of Fremantle Media.
Like a broad-forces historian, he sets out to explain how a relative latecomer, starting out after Matsushita in the rubble of post-war Tokyo, should become a 20th-century icon with a brand name as well known around the world as Coca-Cola.
Am I using too many abbreviations in this post and starting to sound like a teenager?
In the general outlines of what they want, most Islamic economists say things quite similar to the sort of thing that is starting to be said by the people building a post-Marxist left in the West.
About this time last year, in an article published on the Huffington Post, Stanley A. Dashew described starting his first business in the midst of the Great Depression and half-dozen successful businesses since that time (not to mention 40 patents).
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Starting at 11 a.m. tomorrow, Ford Engineers will post a math problem on reddit, with new questions arriving every 3 minutes and 14 seconds.
The NCTA has already starting posturing on its blog, Cable Tech Talk, with a post highlighting all the wonderful changes in the video distribution industry in the past 20 years -- however, curiously, the upwardly creeping price of the average bill wasn't mentioned.
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Obama was poised to be a national hero given his perfect timing, with the typical post recession boom starting in his first year.
In the post-IPO era, however, investors are starting to require a slightly stronger narrative from the social media-giant, preferably one that involves profits and growth.
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