Willing Slaves: How the Overwork Culture is Ruling Our Lives
by Madeleine Bunting

 
 
 
 
In John Maynard Keynes’ 1928 essay "Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren" he writes, "Let us for the sake of argument suppose that a hundred years from now we are eight times better off than we are in the economic sense than we […]

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Today, more people than ever are going online in search of video information and content.
 
Research shows that, over the last year, the numbers of British people using TV, video and movie sites such as YouTube grew by 28%; the total time spent on these sites grew even further by 91% (Nielsen Net Ratings).
 
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Last week I was treated to an all expenses paid trip to Nevada courtesy of an intermediary network and their partners which my husband, Craig, uses as an independent mortgage broker.
While we were in Las Vegas we stayed at the AAA Five Star Wynn Resort hotel, took a helicopter ride over the […]

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Review of Digital Manchester Shorts – Digital Resolutions, hosted by Manchester Digital and E-Consultancy, presented by Ian Jindal – Editor in Chief of Internet Retailing
Date: 23rd January, 2008
Location: Manchester, UK
2008’s first Manchester Digital Shorts event provided an insightful review of key developments in e-commerce in 2007 and discussed trends […]

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The smoke from the New Year fireworks has barely dissipated and the online marketing events calendar is already in full swing with more gatherings than bugs in Microsoft adCenter. Here is the lowdown on two very different knees ups, the first a clandestine gathering which has been taking place once a month in London and […]

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There are several wise messages in that video but, in terms of affiliate marketing, the bit I’d like to pick out is Chosen Ninja’s statement about “diligence and hard effort” being the route to success.
The single biggest reason I see people fail in business - and life - is because they lack persistence. They give […]

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The dot.com bubble returned in 2007. They say, as human beings, we never learn and this year I read more nonsense about the internet than at any time since 2001.
Sure, there are some sound enterprises which are earning real money and many others which are wisely investing in the future, but if you look beyond […]

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