Wednesday, June 19, 2013
More than just a game
An interesting exploration of the discipline of Gamification, the study of management insights that can be extracted from role playing games.
CrossTalk: US of Security
From RussiaToday
Published on Jun 17, 2013
Is the national security state on the rise? Can society and the media reverse this trend? Is the kind of surveillance practiced today necessary? And, what about checks and balances? CrossTalking with Michael Kelley, Katherine Maher and Dave Lindorff.
G8 backs Syria conference
From RussiaToday
Published on Jun 18, 2013
While the G8 was struggling to find a
diplomatic end to the Syrian conflict, violence on the ground kept
escalating. At least 60 government troops have been killed near Aleppo
in a car bomb attack allegedly carried out by Al-Qaeda affiliated rebels
- shortly after a similar blast in Damascus that left 10 soldiers dead.
To discuss whether what's been agreed at G8 is likely to bring an end
to the bloodshed nearer Afshin Rattansi joins RT.Keiser Report - Life in Open Air PRISM
From RussiaToday
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert report from Belfast on location at the G8 and anti-G8 meetings. They juxtapose the protests in China where thousands wait in line to buy gold to protect against G8-style inflationary policies to the less effective protests in Belfast where placards are waved in 'free speech zones;' while, in Westminster, secret proposals are drafted by Rothschilds to retroactively raise interest rates on $40 billion in outstanding student loan debts. The plan is suggested in order to make the debt more attractive to private investors.
In the second half, Max talks to independent journalist, Luke Rudkowski, about fake shopfronts in Belfast meant to disguise the true state of the economy and about the few protesters demanding communism and socialism when that's part of the reason our financial and economic systems have collapsed.
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert report from Belfast on location at the G8 and anti-G8 meetings. They juxtapose the protests in China where thousands wait in line to buy gold to protect against G8-style inflationary policies to the less effective protests in Belfast where placards are waved in 'free speech zones;' while, in Westminster, secret proposals are drafted by Rothschilds to retroactively raise interest rates on $40 billion in outstanding student loan debts. The plan is suggested in order to make the debt more attractive to private investors.
In the second half, Max talks to independent journalist, Luke Rudkowski, about fake shopfronts in Belfast meant to disguise the true state of the economy and about the few protesters demanding communism and socialism when that's part of the reason our financial and economic systems have collapsed.
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