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...uploads and downloads to the network, creating a strong incentive to upload in order to accumulate currency that can later be translated into faster downloads in the future. A user may choose to leave his computer on at night, uploading material, so that he can “afford?? faster downloads later. Loeb Associate Professor of the Natural Sciences David Parkes says that the increased efficiency afforded by Tribler and its allowance for users to pool their “currency” to help each other achieve quicker downloads make the new program preferable to BitTorrent...
Boston’s residents have been driven out of neighborhoods such as the Fenway by rents that they cannot afford??this development should help stem the tide. With Harvard’s purchase, graduate students will have the opportunity to form a close graduate community. Harvard’s deal will reap rewards for students and neighbors alike...
...time for managerial capitalism to give way to a broader and more powerful new capitalism that leverages the individual uniqueness, social networks and distributed technologies of our times. Can we devise a new commerce whose very purpose is supporting individuals and their communities at a price we can afford??one that recognizes individuals as the source of economic value and puts them at the center of a new commercial solar system? Can we conceive a new economics in which support, advocacy, authenticity, trust, relationships and profit can occupy the same sentence without invoking disbelief and peals of laughter...
Mainstream Hollywood was not built from risky business but from safe investments. All the acting and directing talent is nothing without opportunities to display it. This is Lin’s distinctly pragmatic view of the film industry, understandable since he couldn’t afford??literally—to be idealistic...
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