SNS: The Age of Consequences

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SNS Subscriber Edition Volume 12, Issue 39 Week of November 23, 2009

 

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The Age of Consequences

 

 

 

In This Issue

 

 

Feature:

The Age of Consequences

 

 

UPGRADES

 

Hewlett-Packard Numbers

Apple vs. Google

vs. MSFT vs. AT&T

 

Quotes of the Week

 

Ethermail

 

Upcoming SNS Events & Media Links

 

In Other House News…

 

New Members’ Welcome

How to Subscribe

May I Share This Newsletter?

About SNS

About the Publisher

SNS Website Links

Where’s Mark?

 

“Your piece on Intel was the best I’ve ever seen.” – Dan Vivoli, VP Business Development, NVIDIA.

 

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What: The Fifth Annual SNS Predictions Dinner in New York.

 

Why: Get useful predictions in the 93.5%+ accuracy range, before anyone else, meet leaders in technology and finance, make new friends.

 

 

Where: The Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, NYC

 

When: Thursday evening, December 10. Reception at 6:30pm, Dinner at 7:30.

 

How: Sign up here:

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Will the global press be there? With bells on, including the New York Times, Financial Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, BusinessWeek, Fortune, Fast Company, Ziff Davis, PC Magazine, and strategy+business already confirmed.

 

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“I look forward to [the SNS 2009 Predictions Dinner]. It’s always fun. --- I remember the dinner from 2007, and your discussions of that summer’s ‘fun in finance’ made for an eerily prophetic account of the last two years.” – Stephen Wellman, Vice President of Community & Content, Ziff Davis Enterprise

 

 


» The Age of Consequences

 

 

A great many people, of all faiths, parties, and countries, are feeling the same malaise right now. They know something is wrong, that the train has gone off the rails, but they can’t quite figure out what it is. If only, their actions seem to be saying – if only we could just turn the clock back to yesterday, when things were so much simpler.

 

That can’t happen, and the only way out is forward.