1- How China reports the Arab world :- In a post made to his Chinese-language weblog on April 15, Ezzat Shahrour, chief correspondent for al-Jazeera Arabic in Beijing, voiced his frustration with Chinese state media reporting on the upheaval in the Arab world this year.
2- The rules of entrapment :- The noise against Tehelka after last week’s cover story was to be expected. Much more surprising was the confusion over the ethics of political baiting.
3- Haaretz prides itself on being the conscience of Israel. Does it have a future? :- by David Remnick
4- James Gosling joins Google, what can startups learn? :- Cultivating talent is not about hiring only those people who will work on assignments or wait on benches for projects that are in the sales pipeline. You also require people who are not in the thick of daily grind; those who can think up new paradigms and new ways to doing things without the pressure of how it will impact the company's next quarter's bottom-line.
5- Should you drop out to become an entrepreneur? Posted by Nikhil Kulkarni
6- What’s Left of the Left: Paul Krugman’s lonely crusade. By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
7- Top 10 Reasons Ayn Rand was Dead Wrong By Geoffrey James
8- Ambedkar, the forgotten free-market economist in Perspective by B Chandrasekaran
9- P. R. Brahmananda Memorial Lecture by Stanley Fischer Governor, Bank of Israel :- Central Bank Lessons from the Global Crisis
10- Kaushik Basu has suggested a radical solution: Paying bribes should be legal [PDF] and opposition of Jean Drèze to this idea in The bribing game.
Quote of the Day : “When Kepler found his long-cherished belief did not agree with the most precise observation, he accepted the uncomfortable fact. He preferred the hard truth to his dearest illusions; that is the heart of science.” - Carl Sagan
2- The rules of entrapment :- The noise against Tehelka after last week’s cover story was to be expected. Much more surprising was the confusion over the ethics of political baiting.
3- Haaretz prides itself on being the conscience of Israel. Does it have a future? :- by David Remnick
4- James Gosling joins Google, what can startups learn? :- Cultivating talent is not about hiring only those people who will work on assignments or wait on benches for projects that are in the sales pipeline. You also require people who are not in the thick of daily grind; those who can think up new paradigms and new ways to doing things without the pressure of how it will impact the company's next quarter's bottom-line.
5- Should you drop out to become an entrepreneur? Posted by Nikhil Kulkarni
6- What’s Left of the Left: Paul Krugman’s lonely crusade. By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
7- Top 10 Reasons Ayn Rand was Dead Wrong By Geoffrey James
8- Ambedkar, the forgotten free-market economist in Perspective by B Chandrasekaran
9- P. R. Brahmananda Memorial Lecture by Stanley Fischer Governor, Bank of Israel :- Central Bank Lessons from the Global Crisis
10- Kaushik Basu has suggested a radical solution: Paying bribes should be legal [PDF] and opposition of Jean Drèze to this idea in The bribing game.
Quote of the Day : “When Kepler found his long-cherished belief did not agree with the most precise observation, he accepted the uncomfortable fact. He preferred the hard truth to his dearest illusions; that is the heart of science.” - Carl Sagan
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