My talk for the social media summit is here.
The CSS on the previous theme is acting funny, most likely due to the huge influx of traffic on the […]
I put the 2050 article's popularity down to a slow news week in August, but it's the most emailed story […]
Terrence Tao is one of the smartest and most accomplished human beings alive. Every economist who is not Joseph Stiglitz […]
This is getting out of hand, obviously it's a slow news day, but why is the 2050 article the most […]
What life will be like for a middle class family in 2050 is still the most read and emailed article […]
Image by kevindooley via Flickr A commenter on Crooked Timber posts a link to Modern Mechanic's 1968 look at what […]
82 interesting and nice emails, 1 nasty email, and 1 radio interview later, and it seems the little bit of […]
Dr. Stephen Cheung has a fascinating paper on the use of a mobile phone messaging system in his classes, which […]
Inserting .pdf files onto websites isn't a great idea for handouts for two reasons: first, I can't see how many […]
De Grauwe gets raw on Central Banks and their reliance on DSGE modeling: One of the surprising developments in macroeconomics […]
These guys have it right: The Wake n’ Bacon gently wakes you up with the mouthwatering aroma of bacon, just […]
A profile of one of our papers appeared in Medical News Today, here's some of the article: Three to five […]
Some days, the web feels like 5 people trying to make something; 5k people turning it into a list; and […]
Just a test post. Here are a few charts of the same data from a paper I'm working on using […]
Image via Wikipedia Attention conservation notice: apologies for all the code/typos/stupidity here, I'm working on some notes on Limit Orders […]
