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  Opinion | Slaves of the Internet, Unite! (Published 2013)

  The New York Times - Tim Kreider

  NOT long ago, I received, in a single week, three (3) invitations to write an original piece for publication or give a prepared speech in exchange for no ($0.00) money. As with stinkbugs, it’s not any one instance of this request but their sheer number and relentlessness that make them so tiresome. …

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  The New York Times’s New App Tries to One-Up Facebook

  The Atlantic - By Robinson Meyer

  NYT Now wants to resemble a social news feed—but without “the junk.” Today, the New York Times releases its new mobile news app, NYT Now. If you have an iPhone, you can download NYT Now, uh, now. And even if you’re merely interested in how the Times—this Manhattan-born behemoth of American …

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  Genius Korean-Style Chicken Wings

  huffingtonpost.com - Food52

  Every week, Food52's Senior Editor Kristen Miglore is unearthing recipes that are nothing short of genius. Today: A genius trick for oven-crisped …

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  Nov 3, 2013
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  Sources And Sinks: The Epic Battle To Control How Content Flows Across The Web

  ReadWrite - owen thomas

  Civilization began with a dam. By controlling the flow of water, rulers rose to power in ancient Egypt and China. Just as water was the lifeblood of agriculture, content—photos, videos, links, status updates, and check-ins—is the lifeblood of the social Web. And those who would rule our digital …

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  Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class

  Salon - By Scott Timberg

  Jaron Lanier is a computer science pioneer who has grown gradually disenchanted with the online world since his early days popularizing the idea of virtual reality. “Lanier is often described as ‘visionary,’ ” Jennifer Kahn wrote in a 2011 New Yorker profile, “a word that manages to convey both a …