Short talk about presentations given at Startup Dynamo, a workshop held by Startup@Singapore NUS using the Learn Startup Methodology. My segment was on Present
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I truly enjoyed this slideshow that doesn't just preach; it shows how to apply each tip.
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A prosecutor is objecting to the claim by the grieving family of Internet activist Aaron Swartz that "prosecutorial overreach" was a factor in his suicide.
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MIT has begun an investigation. The US prosecutor feels that they did nothing wrong. I am glad that the media is disgussing this. Having Lessig talking on CNN brings weight and legitimacy to a week of wondering why why why. Delete the scoop?
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Today, I learned more about the word, "Destroy" and the Family Guy source of other joke
Holiday couple held for 12 hours then deported back to UK by unamused Homeland Security officials. Delete the scoop?
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Ironically, this video was banned from Google Video. Perhaps due to the transition to YouTube, but questionable in my eyes. Delete the scoop?
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The long-running lawsuit over Google's decision to scan millions of books could be nearing the end game.
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Here are five examples that show how Twitter’s unique platform is creating a new set of media rules that are forcing the law to play catch up. 1) The Phone Dog Case: Twitter and Company Property 2) The Religious Leader Case: Twitter and the First Amendment 3) The WikiLeaks Case: Twitter and National Security 4) The Tony La Russa Case: Twitter and Trademark 5) What is the Significance of these Lawsuits?
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Teachers and adults need to heed this advice.
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