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Bubble or not? > 2012 Internet Trends x @KPCB

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If we no longer see the internet as a free and open, Facebook, automatically becomes the enemy

Great article about the future of Facebook x @sfnuop

This Is the Way Facebook Ends | Motherboard

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@Yogurtistan: the come-back of the avatars on @TheTrendNet #ecommerce

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‘The natural resources of the startup world are getting scarcer and scarcer, and the cost is getting higher and higher.’

Angel No More: Why One of Silicon Valley’s Savviest Investors Has Shut His Wallet | Epicenter | Wired.com

Bubble?

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Diesel + The Sims 3: the comeback of the virtual worlds. Time for a ‘third life’.

(via Diesel - jeans, clothes, shoes, watches, apparel, denim and sunglasses)

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Fancy: el valor del buen gusto en @TheTrendNet

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The Canadian Tory government has announced that it’s discontinuing the minting of new pennies, as the coins are expensive and considered a “nuisance” by businesses and their customers.

(via Canada to stop issuing pennies, businesses told to round off to nearest 5 cents, or “work it out for themselves” - Boing Boing)

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The Swedish Bankers’ Association says the shrinkage of the cash economy is already making an impact in crime statistics. The number of bank robberies in Sweden plunged from 110 in 2008 to 16 in 2011 – the lowest level since it started keeping records 30 years ago. It says robberies of security transports are also down. In Sweden, Cash Is King No More / The Huffington Post

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Every year we will continue to see more and more industries succumb to the transformational power of the internet,” wrote entrepreneur and investor Chris Dixon on his personal blog. “Already transformed: music, news, advertising, telecom,” he continued. “Being transformed: finance, commerce, TV and movies, real estate, politics and government. Soon to be transformed: healthcare, education and energy. SXSW Interactive, Here We Come | BoF – The Business of Fashion

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