Ok so it was for Memorial Day but…
This link to three talks on creating, sharing, and listening to information was suggested for Memorial Day weekend. Why not… Read More »Ok so it was for Memorial Day but…
This link to three talks on creating, sharing, and listening to information was suggested for Memorial Day weekend. Why not… Read More »Ok so it was for Memorial Day but…
Copyright lawyers think a lot about creative destruction and disruptive innovation, and as I mentioned in a recent post, I… Read More »Disruptive Innovation in Digital Publishing
Life imitating art imitating life: Andy Warhol is doing Campbell’s Soup cans again. This time, the Andy Warhol Foundation has licensed… Read More »Warhol and Campbell’s Soup
The question is, what is a sandwich? Judge Richard Posner’s recent review of Justice Antonin Scalia’s book (co-authored with Bryan… Read More »A Burrito is Not a Sandwich (Again)

Down in Alabama, there is a hard-working baker who has been accused of producing illegal pastries. By the time this post hits the Internet, everyone may have made nice, and the pastries may again be on their way to waiting mouths and stomachs. But the tale reminds me yet again of the fraught relationship between class and cupcakes. Or creativity and cooking. Or something.
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