Posts Tagged ‘international’

Drawing maps

Monday, February 8th, 2010

If you weren’t outside this planet over the last few weeks, you heard some sabre rattling.

Following the guidelines that I described in the previous article (see “Maximizing costs, minimizing ROI“), this article was inspired by simply connecting strings of unrelated but mutually influencing news items.

Taxing the digital economy:blueprint for a virtual nation?

Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

This short article (1000 words) tries to see some potential side-effects of the digital economy

Certainly, I am neither the first nor the last.

But it is a little bit disheartening to see how the discussions proceed as if reality had been frozen when the discussions began.

Probably SecondLife was the first case where a real-world entity had to sustain a virtual world currency to avoid a crisis of confidence.

And who should regulate these neo-financial virtual entities?

A short article.

As usual, with more questions than answers.

A thank you note

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

Well, this post is unusual- as it is more a celebration and public “thank you” note that really something informative.

My thank you note to Prof. M. Hodges and Prof. N. Dattani, who I met respectively in 1994 and 1995 at LSE, attending their Summer School classes.