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"Through a series of 15 hypotheses, this Critical Atlas of Internet aims to develop 15 conceptual spatialization exercises. The purpose of the atlas is to use spatial analysis as a key to understanding social, political and economic issues on Internet. The atlas seek to discern the shape of the Internet in order to understand the concrete issues and stakes involved ..." Via Jacques Urbanska, Leona Ungerer 
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"One the knottiest problems China faces as its economy slows is a mismatch between people’s education levels and the needs of an economy increasingly reliant on technology and innovation, the OECD said Friday in a report on China ..."
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"Have you ever been bit by the stock market? From stock-market crashes to government spying to environmental destruction to our over-reliance on mobile technology, the problems of today often seem staggering ..."
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"Which economies are best placed to benefit from new information and communication technologies, bridge the digital divide and extract value from big data? ..."
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"Are tech start-ups that outsource chores an example of the laziness economy? Or do they unleash human productivity? ..."
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