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		<title>By: Matthew Platte</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m curious how that ten-year-old Attention Economy presentation at First Monday managed to hit your radar.  It&#039;s interesting to see where Goldhaber&#039;s predictions were spot-on (DRM, transparent organization) and way, way off (demise of the printed book).  Regarding his take on money, one might argue that as inflation pushes the dollar towards absolute zero, perhaps we *will* begin to use money less - even though we&#039;re spending more than evah.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m curious how that ten-year-old Attention Economy presentation at First Monday managed to hit your radar.  It&#8217;s interesting to see where Goldhaber&#8217;s predictions were spot-on (DRM, transparent organization) and way, way off (demise of the printed book).  Regarding his take on money, one might argue that as inflation pushes the dollar towards absolute zero, perhaps we *will* begin to use money less &#8211; even though we&#8217;re spending more than evah.</p>
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