It's too early to say really, but I do know that of the four of us at HD Beat, only Ben has said he is buying one of the first players available and even then may return it if more content doesn't become available soon.

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The Age of Transparency is upon us, and you have only one choice: Try to survive transparency, or harness the power of it.

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The list of participants is heavily weighted toward the US and contains only one Japanese bank, Nomura, which acquired substantial Lehman assets in Europe and Asia in 2008.

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Our only modern equivalent to having a shared song is when one of us retweets the other.

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This is inherent to every one of us even though we may sometimes deny it because we can only see the here and now.

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It is one of the few central banks brave (or foolhardy) enough to provide us not only with their forecasts, but the ranges around those forecasts (the so-called fan graphs shown in Exhibit 2).

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There are also things which are simply not amenable to such: no one at all is going to say that any and all of us can run as fast as Usain Bolt if only we trained properly from an early age.

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The US is one of the last places to not allow transmitting electronics in-flight. (And only recently the FAA is coming under pressure by the airlines themselves so they can turn a higher profit with these additional systems) But it has been happening for awhile now with the other authorities, ie- EASA, CAAS, so on.

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