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A Shopper’s Guide To The Mall

June 29, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Amazon, American malls, brick-and-mortor stores, Erin Griffith, on-line shopping, Phil Wanda, The Death of Retail is Greatly Exaggerated, the mall as a destination, Yoou'll laugh! Cry! (Maybe Buy)
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Walking through the mall near my apartment is as quiet as walking through a graveyard. Where, I ask, have all the people gone?  Worse, where are the stores?  Nordstrom, Payless and Radio Shack have disappeared and Sears, given the few people wandering the aisles, seems to be hanging
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You Can Talk But Fat Cats Are Indifferent

June 15, 2017
by Caroline Miller
corporate contracts, data driven economy, Erin Griffith, Facebook, Google+, Ingrham's publishing company, Ingrham's publishingcompany, pulishing, We Changed the World! OOPS., why social media is free to users
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Ingrham’s, a large publishing and distribution company for  writers’ works, sent me an email yesterday.  They were raising rates for their services.  The attachment was a long, single spaced document with several pages of contract changes.  I am careful about material like thi
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Is Appalachia Happy?

January 19, 2017
by Caroline Miller
company's buying back stock, Donald Trump, Erin Griffith, In Trump Tech (Must) Trust, Matt Heimer, rising expctations of inflation, stock market rise
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Since Donald Trump was elected to the highest office in the land, the stock market has jumped to new highs.  The president attributes that rise to his win but there is another explanation.  As Liz Ann Sonders, a strategist of Charles Schwab, explains, companies are anticipating a ri
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Technology, Thy Name Is Woman

August 10, 2016
by Caroline Miller
BBG, Erin Griffith, Susan Lynn, The Girl with the Gadget Tattoo, women and venture capitalism
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Last December,  Sequoia Capital chairman, Michael Morris told a reporters his tech venture capital firm would “never lower our standards”  to hire female partners. (“The Girl with the Gadget Tattoo,” by Erin Griffith, Fortune, June 15, 2016, pg. 68.)  Given that women are h
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Troglodytes Unite

July 31, 2015
by Caroline Miller
AOL dial ups, China's robots spark a job crisis, Clair Groden, Conspire, Crystal, Dial-Up Internet, DVDs, dystopian world of technology, Empathy Thanks to Algorithms, Encyclopedia Britannica, Erin Griffith, Martin Ford, Netflix, technology versus jobs, traveler's checks, troglodytes, Western Union, WorldBook
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I’ve read so much about the way technology is changing our lives that my eyes glaze when I learn another app is about to revolutionize the work place.  Mostly the trend is to eliminate jobs.  China, for example, has long benefitted from a large population and an abundance of cheap
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Back To The Future

September 02, 2014
by Caroline Miller
A Return to Hieroglyphics, emoji, Erin Griffith, Moby Dick in emoji
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Recently, I deplored the way Twitter symbols had infiltrated our language.  (Blog 8/26/14)    But I was an innocent.  I’d no idea how emojis, those little symbols used to clarify an electronic messages, had exploded into a complete language seen not only on social networks but
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