Brian Gongol
Radio shownotes: Brian Gongol Show on WHO Radio - November 23, 2014
What if the European Commission actually tries to break up Google's European operations?
Sure, there's certainly much about Google's behavior that might cause one to watch them carefully. But they're in an industry where incumbency really is no guarantee of ongoing success (just ask AOL), and where it may in fact just be an obstacle to ongoing performance. It takes very little for people to sample a competitor's wares when it comes to things like search engines, and a superior alternative is a hugely attractive thing.
The firing of Secretary Hagel
Long story short: It doesn't come from a position of strength for the White House
A fight at the University of Iowa Hospitals over scrubs
We live in a world where children aren't even free to dance
Protests in Iran are now taking the form of spontaneous dance -- because it isn't allowed
The need for better "explainers" in the media
Reporting is one thing; contextualizing is something else. Both are essential.
"60 Minutes" examines America's short-sightedness with our infrastructure
We've coasted for far too long, and that's only making the necessary repairs more costly. People need to realize that deferred maintenance and depreciation are real costs.