adrian monck

This is my favourite quote from one of the books I’ve been reading over the vacation, Hans Christian von Baeyer‘s Information: The New Language of Science: Why does nature seem granular, discontinuous, quantized into discrete chunks like sand – instead of smooth and continuous like water? The answer is that while we have no idea…

This blog is taking a vacation (to the home of the brave…etc.). We all need one, as Robert Reich points out. In the meantime feel free to explore some of the other stuff here – there are my favourite posts over on the right, and if you plug a word in to the search box…

FT Profit Up, Subs Flat, Confident On Ad Outlook| paidcontent:UK Non-paying registrations, of course, have tripled since the switch, from almost 150,000 to 500,000 at present – so FT.com isn’t converting many of these to paying subs but is trying to monetise them through other means, like direct marketing… (tags: financial-times revenue) Allen West: Politician…