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  • The League of Handicapping Gentlemen
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    The League of Handicapping Gentlemen

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    9 November 2011

    Energy Minister Christopher Huhne has an opinion piece in the The Daily Telegraph today – and it’s really an 800-word explanation of why we need a new Energy Minister. The subject of Huhne’s essay is new, cheap gas. The article finds the minister on the defensive about shale gas: it’s why he’s taking his argument…

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    Your digital rights? Collateral damage, sorry.

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    3 November 2011

    MPs heard a spirited debate about digital rights this week – including the digital rights you might or might not have as an amateur creator. Big media companies would like the freedom to use artwork they find on the web without having to worry about lawsuits or negotiating market rates with creators. The web is…

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  • “Immense wealth awaits. Email Ian Hargreaves with bank details, statute book”
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    “Immense wealth awaits. Email Ian Hargreaves with bank details, statute book”

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    3 November 2011

    Now we know why what was widely called the “Google Review” into intellectual property came to the conclusions it did. And we have it from the horse’s mouth: not Google, but Professor Ian Hargreaves and his team at the IPO, who “guided” him. If you recall, a year ago the Prime Minister David Cameron revealed…

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  • Citizen Killock misleads MPs
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    Citizen Killock misleads MPs

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    1 November 2011

    Parliament’s Business Select Committee heard some interesting news today, as they mulled the Hargreaves Report’s recommendations. Executive director of the Open Rights Group Jim Killock told MPs that the UK’s copyright laws were deterring investors and new businesses. Alas, he could have picked a better example. Killock said Netflix had looked at the UK market…

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    ‘And one more thing…’ Manipulating the press, from beyond the grave

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    25 October 2011

    Can nobody rid of us the barefoot CEO? He may be gone, but Steve Jobs continues to manipulate the press from the beyond – this time through his biographer, Walter Isaacson. The Steve Jobs biography launches the hype for Apple’s next great product, a TV.…

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  • Steve Jobs and Dianamania revisited
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    Steve Jobs and Dianamania revisited

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    7 October 2011

    Steve Jobs was a remarkable and fascinating businessman, and by some distance the most interesting and accomplished personality operating in an important corner of the economy. He had a respect for the intelligence of human beings and their ambition, and potential – showing an optimism which is rare in a cynical industry. And Jobs left…

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