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Webmersion Reports

Newspapers see further presence decline as China builds a cyber army.  Lest you fear,

cyber sophistication is now being taught in greater numbers in colleges and universities around

the world.  The webmersion trends are, as many trends these days, mixed.  While

we naturally fear the new, necessity drives us towards further development.  In the webmersion

spotlight, these battling trends can be seen.

Newspapers Lose Record Nunbers in last quarter

http://bit.ly/hzrfs

While it may not mean the end for conventional newspapers, certainly the latest downturn

is indicative of the descent of print and the further rise of digital.

 http://bit.ly/2gsoRE

The recent round of attacks on Tibetan Activists has raised concerns that China may

be developing a concerted team of hackers, clones, and other digital miscreants.

http://bit.ly/BvfG

British College offers well-balanced, visionary social media course, faces ridicule.

Is the world not fully aware of the new importance of social media from finding a wife\

to finding a job.

Paul Collier

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GREENNEWS REPORT

The full effects of green conversion, carbon offsets, and other green-related reforms

may not be as smooth or as beneficial as seemed obvious.

 http://bit.ly/3bF

The scramble for those carbon offset dollars has begun.  Here, businesses are ratcheting up

for the potential new business in carbon offsetting, the scheme where a carbon emitter

pays a company to reduce carbon levels somewhere else.

Here is another example.  This Australian company is talking about underground

carbon storage.  It denies its interest is connected to anything other than local concerns,

but critics are doubtful.

http://tinyurl.com/c5nlhw

Yvo de Boer, the executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change...

"There's a double worry. The low oil price means that a lot of renewable energy projects

are being pushed onto the backburner and at the same time there's less investment capital around,"

The reality of climate change technology and development is the economy.

http://tinyurl.com/cmp748

Green Projects, such as wind farms and solar farms face an unlikely foe, their supposed champions,

environmentalists. 

http://is.gd/puzu

Paul Collier

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http://www.freedomist.org

CASHREPORTS

The Bailout Strategy of nations such as Britain and America are starting to yield results, just not

all the right kinds. 

http://tinyurl.com/d3pr37

London Banks fail to use the money given to them by the government.

While Small Businesses get declined for credit, London Banks continue to take

government bailout cash.

China has been bailing out companies, but not to the extent of the US and England.  But, the recent

dramatic profit losses of one of its major companies may trigger more bailout response.

http://r.reuters.com/zed53c 

Major Chinese Industry loses billions.  When a raw material provider such as Chalco (aluminum provider)

shows such losses, the underpinnings of that economy, production, cannot be healthy.

The powers that be, the folks who make their living understanding economies, don't seem to be getting

behind the Obama method of forcing green technology on America with Stimulus Cash and new tax schemes.

http://tinyurl.com/cc92fw

Warren Buffet pans the Obama cap and trade scheme, cites overwhelming economic cost.

Technology offers great opportunities for new growth, but all new growth comes at the expense of others.

Here's one such loser.

http://tinyurl.com/db4za6

Newspapers see loss of advertising revenues, subscriptions.....has the era of paper ended?

Finally, the government's role is debated.  When Obama's auto team forced out Rick Wagoner of GM, some are asking

if this is the role government should  be making, forcing CEOs (even those that might deserve it) out.  It sets the precedent

for future force-outs of CEOs who might not be as obviously removable as Wagoner.

 http://r.reuters.com/ceh53c

The President of the United States forces a CEO out.  Wagoner's departure sends a chilling message

to the other CEOs, play nice or get lost.  Is this the proper role of government?

Paul Collier

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