The document discusses the rise of Google and how it has changed access to information globally. It notes that Google gave anyone with an internet connection access to vast amounts of research. The document also discusses how Google search results have become less relevant as more image, video and other non-text content has been added to the internet. Finally, it discusses Karl Marx's prediction that the means of production would be controlled by workers and how this is now happening through technologies like computers, blogs and open source software.

1. So what if it’s a bubble?

3. What Google does & what Google doesn ’t know

10. “ Intent drives search ” The chasm between computer processing & human information processing.

17. Finding names for fathers and mothers

18. Naming plausible heads of state

21. Rating lawyers as…

30. Karl Marx’s revenge

40. Karl Marx’s revenge, part II: Open Source

44. estudo de caso na supply chain management FIGURA 1.1

46. Example: Microsoft (MSFT) The total market value of Microsoft’s assets and potential future earnings is about $272,000,000,000. (2003) There are about 11,000,000,000 shares of Microsoft stock available to buy. Therefore, the price of one share is about $25. (By the way, Bill Gates owns more than a billion shares of Microsoft stock!)

47. Bulls

48. Price of one share of Microsoft Jan 1996 to Dec 1999

49. Bears

50. Price of one share of Microsoft Jan 2000 to Nov 2003

62. 2004, Amman, Jordan Club of Rome Think Tank Thirty Meeting

63. One month later, in Helsinki…

71. Some great supporters of the inauguration…

72. tt30 Annual Meeting

73. tt30’s first public event