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  "...We have had a different speaker every week for eight years, but this week was the best. Mark is a master --- I feel like I've been listening to one of the Greek philosophers." - Mervyn Lakin, founder of the WiseGuise Group in Arizona, after Mark Anderson's talk on "Flow Economics and How IP Drives the Global Economy."

 

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SNS Book Selection:

 

Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the Gilded New Age; by Susan P. Crawford J.D. (Yale University Press, 2012).

 

 

 

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The Most Important Chip Not Yet Invented

 

For my friends at Qualcomm, Intel, ARM, and Texas Instruments, and their colleagues at chip companies Freescale, XMOS, CEVA, AD, NXP, and CSR.

 

 

Reducing the Instruction Set

 

Imagine a blank touchscreen. You draw an irregular line across it, from edge to edge. Then you turn over the 5-minute sand clock next to you. Your life depends upon finding the area under that line.