In this issue: Cybersecurity, reading faces, and an
analysis of the Somali pirates.
---Business---
Motley Fool reports that Goldman had another ridiculously
profitable quarter. But how long can it last?
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---Healthcare---
HBS Working Knowledge describes how improved competition in
health insurance plans could improve value for patients.
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---Marketing---
Billy Mays was the king of the As Seen on TV pitch. Mock
him all you want, but Search Engine Watch says there's a lot
in Mays' legacy that can be used to mold an effective search
marketing campaign that builds your brand online and drives
action.
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---Michael Jackson---
Michael Jackson gets a big, cathartic memorial -- but that
doesn't mean the media frenzy will end. Between the
memories and goodbyes, Time Europe says much of the memorial
was about the media.
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---Politics---
When it comes to the Obama administration's promise to get a
handle on cybersecurity, be prepared for some turf wars, a
panel of experts warns in National Defense.
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---Reading Faces---
AskMen explains how to read faces. While not an exact
science, there are aspects of the face that may allow us to
make a judgment on somebody else.
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---Misc---
Popular Mechanics describes ten wind turbines that push the
limits of design.
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AskMen reports that China has stopped using shock therapy on
Internet addicts.
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Wired provides an economic analysis of the Somali pirate
business model. The rough fishermen of the so-called Somali
coast guard are unrepentant criminals, yes, but they're more
than that. They're innovators.
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