http://blog.bibrik.com/archives/2009/11/foe_the_roi_of_rofl_why_understanding_popular_culture_should_matter_to_the_c-suite.html Life and stuff Tue, 27 Dec 2011 05:03:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://blog.bibrik.com/archives/2009/11/foe_the_roi_of_rofl_why_understanding_popular_culture_should_matter_to_the_c-suite.html/comment-page-1#comment-10492 Planner Reads » Blog Archive » Links for 2009-11-21 [del.icio.us] Sun, 22 Nov 2009 12:06:51 +0000 http://blog.bibrik.com/?p=1766#comment-10492 [...] Licence to Roam » FOE: The ROI of ROFL: Why Understanding Popular Culture Should Matter to the C-Su... the silo corp feels like a joyless place to those inside it. They ask people to forget contemporary culture when they are inside it, an act of self-willed amnesia. They bring in knowledge but are forced to forget it. But there is a vested interest. Book Review: ‘Mr. Langshaw’s Square Piano’ – WSJ.com She reached in and pressed a key. Nothing. Then another: "This time a muffled, sour little note came out. It was the oldest voice I had ever heard." The Space Review: Studying a legend His speculations about what would happen to the human body in weightlessness were equally prescient. Satchmo and the Jews “My home . . . is good, but you don’t see me in no big estates and yachts, that ain’t gonna play your horn for you,” he wrote in his old age. Was Nietzsche Pious? – Books & Culture Did the man who killed god worship him? Who cares. Funny in a perverse kind of way. [...] [...] Licence to Roam » FOE: The ROI of ROFL: Why Understanding Popular Culture Should Matter to the C-Su… the silo corp feels like a joyless place to those inside it. They ask people to forget contemporary culture when they are inside it, an act of self-willed amnesia. They bring in knowledge but are forced to forget it. But there is a vested interest. Book Review: ‘Mr. Langshaw’s Square Piano’ – WSJ.com She reached in and pressed a key. Nothing. Then another: "This time a muffled, sour little note came out. It was the oldest voice I had ever heard." The Space Review: Studying a legend His speculations about what would happen to the human body in weightlessness were equally prescient. Satchmo and the Jews “My home . . . is good, but you don’t see me in no big estates and yachts, that ain’t gonna play your horn for you,” he wrote in his old age. Was Nietzsche Pious? – Books & Culture Did the man who killed god worship him? Who cares. Funny in a perverse kind of way. [...]

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