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Enrique Dans
On the effects of technology on people, companies and society
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Global solutions to global problems
Global solutions to global problems
The G7 summit — not of the world’s seven richest countries, but the wealthiest liberal democracies — held in the United Kingdom, raises…
Enrique Dans
Jun 26
Twitter: don’t mention it…
Twitter: don’t mention it…
Twitter has announces a feature that will allow you to un-mention yourself, that is, to remove unwanted mentions that other users make of…
Enrique Dans
Jun 25
China: working your head off
China: working your head off
A long and very interesting article in the Financial Times, “‘Obedience and fear’: the brutal working conditions behind China’s tech boom”…
Enrique Dans
Jun 24
Catastrophes? The worst is yet to come
Catastrophes? The worst is yet to come
The arrival of summer in the northern hemisphere ushers in, as it does every year, natural disasters caused by the progressive warming of…
Enrique Dans
Jun 22
Bitcoin and Latin American economies: danger or opportunity?
Bitcoin and Latin American economies: danger or opportunity?
The announcement last week by El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele that his country would be adopting bitcoin as legal tender, made during…
Enrique Dans
Jun 22
Ransomware attacks don’t only happen to other organizations…
Ransomware attacks don’t only happen to other organizations…
The growing number of ransomware cases in recent years highlights the importance of implementing a security culture in organizations, even…
Enrique Dans
Jun 20
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Why Amazon’s recommendation system is a disaster
Why Amazon’s recommendation system is a disaster
An article in The New York Times, “Amazon’s open secret” about how the company’s product recommendations and reviews are increasingly…
Enrique Dans
Jun 19
Turn video into your teaching superpower
Turn video into your teaching superpower
Mmhmm is one of the applications I have benefited most from after moving my classes and lectures online as a result of the pandemic…
Enrique Dans
Jun 18
Congress rolls out some tough regulatory proposals for big tech
Congress rolls out some tough regulatory proposals for big tech
A group of House Democrats, supported by a few Republicans — unusual in a deeply divided Congress — is introducing five bills that would…
Enrique Dans
Jun 18
The future of autonomous vehicles: product or service?
The future of autonomous vehicles: product or service?
The big question about the evolution of car transportation is whether in the future, we will continue to buy and own vehicles, or simply…
Enrique Dans
Jun 17
What the failure of Trump’s blog tells us about the power of social networks
What the failure of Trump’s blog tells us about the power of social networks
The closure of Donald Trump’s blog less than a month after it was launched, as traffic dwindled, highlights the importance of social…
Enrique Dans
Jun 16
Looks like those low-cost services are about to get a reality check
Looks like those low-cost services are about to get a reality check
An article in The New York Times, entitled “Farewell, millennial lifestyle subsidy”, details how many companies offering anything from home…
Enrique Dans
Jun 15
It’s time to stop lying to ourselves about fossil fuels
It’s time to stop lying to ourselves about fossil fuels
In April, to coincide with Earth Day, 101 Nobel laureates published an open letter calling for international cooperation to immediately end…
Enrique Dans
Jun 14
Back to the office? No thanks…
Back to the office? No thanks…
On June 2, Apple announced that from September, its employees should return to working from its offices, the impressive Apple Park in…
Enrique Dans
Jun 13
At last: an international agreement on taxing multinationals
At last: an international agreement on taxing multinationals
Finally, after many rounds of talks over many months, the London G7 summit, attended by Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United…
Enrique Dans
Jun 11
The pandemic has changed business structures: there’s no going back
The pandemic has changed business structures: there’s no going back
As more and more countries extend their vaccination campaigns, with the US authorities saying that 99.992% of fully inoculated people can…
Enrique Dans
Jun 9
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