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<posts update='2008-05-13 21:08:20' user=""><post 
   href="http://www.heise.de/newsticker/Microsoft-Billiges-XP-nur-fuer-schlappe-Notebooks--/meldung/107744/from/rss09" 
   description="heise online - Microsoft: Billiges XP nur für schlappe Notebooks" 
   
     extended="Microsoft will Herstellern von Billigst-Nootebooks offenbar besonders günstige Lizenzen seines Betriebssystems Windows XP Home anbieten. Die Lizenzvergabe soll jedoch an strenge Reglements gebunden sein, berichten US-Medien unter Berufung auf ein vertrauliches Microsoft-Dokument, dass einige PC-Hersteller erhalten hätten. Demnach dürfe die Software nur in Verbindung mit Notebooks verwendet werden, deren Displays nicht größer als 10,2 Zoll ist und deren Festplatte nicht mehr als 80 GByte Daten fasst. Auf keinen Fall dürfen die Geräte mit einem Touchscreen ausgestattet sein." 
   
   hash="45c674d488a43b7ce67d0f0f4d138fdb"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="LW2-Arbeit Linux OpenSource economy "
   time="2008-05-12T22:34:43+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://finance.yahoo.com/career-work/article/105040/The-Slump:-It&#039;s-a-Guy-Thing;_ylt=A0WTUR75bChIEWwAhQq7YWsA" 
   description="The-Slump:-It&amp;#39;s-a-Guy-Thing: Personal Finance News from Yahoo! Finance" 
   
   hash="b3b1a5d9cc22c1645d77969e2848bb11"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="Lernwerkstatt economy "
   time="2008-05-12T22:18:19+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/may/11/spain.france" 
   description="After the boomers, meet the children dubbed &#039;baby losers&#039; | World news | The Observer" 
   
   hash="bd1c1551a4e37adece31df806199a248"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="Lernwerkstatt economy zukunft "
   time="2008-05-12T17:40:26+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/27/27892/1.html" 
   description="TP: Gefühle bestimmen die Moral" 
   
   hash="5ef5afda20c54242a20f6f1d040bb81c"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="a_forschung economy "
   time="2008-05-12T03:16:31+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/may/08/bankofenglandgovernor.economics" 
   description="The computer model that once explained the British economy | Business | The Guardian" 
   
   hash="0cf7dd60b819ecab7547ca12d0453c6d"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="Geschichte economy "
   time="2008-05-11T18:55:33+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/22/technology/facebook_economy.biz2/index.htm" 
   description="The Facebook economy - Aug. 23, 2007" 
   
   hash="748397f696626e8c311ff418f3b12860"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="economy socialnetworking web2.0 "
   time="2008-05-07T23:47:14+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.golem.de/0805/59473.html" 
   description="Indische Regierung beklagt Hackerangriffe aus China - Golem.de" 
   
   hash="a5d296f311a5cc5d5bb1d5c5a21488b9"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="Computer EU Globalisierung Internet Sicherheit Staat Verschlüsselung economy "
   time="2008-05-06T00:03:44+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.handelsblatt.com/news/_pv/_p/200732/_t/ft/_b/1425751/default.aspx/index.html" 
   description="Brasilien steigt in erste Liga auf" 
   
   hash="26b60ead261885c953d12ff55d4a1cbf"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="Globalisierung economy "
   time="2008-05-05T11:06:39+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/02/opinion/02brooks.html?_r=1&amp;oref=slogin" 
   description="The Cognitive Age - New York Times" 
   
   hash="65867a09f1679626b7789ee724d8e196"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="Bildung Bürgergesellschaft EU Globalisierung International Lernwerkstatt Sozialökonomie Staat Verwaltung Wissensallmende economy zukunft "
   time="2008-05-03T10:41:39+0200" />
<post 
   href="http://www.harpers.org/archive/2008/02/0081908" 
   description="Priming the markets for tomorrow&#039;s big crash" 
   
     extended="A financial bubble11. I will use the familiar term “bubble” as a shorthand, but note that it confuses cause with effect. A better, if ungainly, descriptor would be “asset-price hyperinflation”—the huge spike in asset prices that results from a perverse self-reinforcing belief system, a fog that clouds the judgment of all but the most aware participants in the market. Asset hyperinflation starts at a certain stage of market development under just the right conditions. The bubble is the result of that financial madness, seen only when the fog rolls away. is a market aberration manufactured by government, finance, and industry, a shared speculative hallucination and then a crash, followed by depression. Bubbles were once very rare—one every hundred years or so was enough to motivate politicians, bearing the post-bubble ire of their newly destitute citizenry, to enact legislation that would prevent subsequent occurrences. After the dust settled from the 1720 crash of the South Sea Bubble, for instance, British Parliament passed the Bubble Act to forbid “raising or pretending to raise a transferable stock.” For a century this law did much to prevent the formation of new speculative swellings." 
   
   hash="026554eeed0a7efc8f0dc0eb2d029623"
   user="torstenschuenemann"
   tag="economy "
   time="2008-05-03T10:37:04+0200" />
</posts>
