


Bill Baker Responds to Superpowers on the Web
“Today’s winners will pull up the ladder to inhibit the next wave of innovative entrepreneurs.” — Bill Baker weighs in on monopolies in the internet age, in a ...
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Meet Bernard L. Schwartz, author of Just Say Yes and benefactor of my center at Fordham University
In addition to leading one of the most successful companies in American history, Bernard L. Schwartz has also been a leading progressive voice in American politics for thirty ...
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Leading with Kindness in ten easy-to-understand points
Over at Archescope, they’ve distilled Bill Baker and Michael O’Malley’s classic book on management, Leading With Kindness, into ten bite-size insights. ...
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When the arts mean business, profile in FORDHAM magazine
The Business of the Performing Arts in the 21st Century, sponsored by Fordham and taught at the Juilliard School’s Lincoln Center campus, is a 14-week plunge into the ...
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Why is Verizon going after the FCC about how open the Internet should be?
[Wednesday, February 20, 2013] User beware. The well-known expression caveat emptor has taken on new meaning in the sphere of content consumption, and it will be evermore ...
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More on Google’s Internet Grab
I recently sat down with author Chris Kenneally of the Copyright Clearance Center to talk about my recent editorial in The Nation on Google, the Internet, and the future of ...
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“Man of hyphens,” my VENU magazine profile
I have had many titles over the years, but “man of hyphens” is one I haven’t heard yet. To figure out what it means, head over to VENU Magazine and flip ...
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Bill Baker on One-on-One with Steve Adubato
Bill Baker sat down for a special interview with Steve Adubato as part of WNET’s 50th Anniversary Special last year. You can watch the interview at the One-on-One site
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Meet the man behind the :-)
Great little interview in the New York Times with the inventor of, that’s right, the smiley face.
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