Early Indications
Early Indications is a newsletter written by John M. Jordan since 1997. It focuses on emerging technologies and their social implications.
- Early Indications - June 2009
- Early Indications - May 2009
- The proliferation of so-called cloud computing platforms has been rapid.
- Early Indications - April 2009
- When U.S. firms replace onshore technical and other resources with lower-cost labor in offshore markets, the logic is typically financial.
- Early Indications - March 2009
- With the newspaper business in apparent freefall, it's perhaps useful to tally up some of the various winners and losers among the incumbent business models as compared to 1994.
- Early Indications - February 2009
- Several recent developments point to the big questions regarding trust in social networks.
- Early Indications - January 2009
- Writing days after roughly 60,000 layoffs were announced, it's difficult to look anywhere else for stories to analyze.
- Early Indications - December 2008
- Given a year in which oil prices inflicted broad economic pain -- then fell $100 a barrel, a Republican president nationalized key banks, and an African-American first-term U.S. Senator won the presidency, it's pretty tough to predict the encore.
