That should read in the scribbling above globalism "is in fact creating a
global "one company" town out of everywhere ' not isn't... doh.
M
Copied from a discussion... any comments anyone? Is "globalisation" really
an American issue?
"Will we permit the future history of the world to become the history of
America? Of the American Corporation - or more precisely the
American-dominated financial system? And just how short a history
Thomas:
Globalization is not necessarily an American issue - it is a business issue
from a capitalistic viewpoint of ever expanding growth. The fact that it
dovetails with the American myth of the endless frontier and is dramatized
by the most powerful image machine of history as reflected in th
Thomas:
Information - we are told is power, in this the new information age. But
where do we get information? How does it get inside our heads? The obvious
answers, education, reading, experience all seem to be true ways to get
information from out there into in here. But then we have the qua
Snipped off the Register (www.theregister.co.uk, worth checking out
regularly):
Craft guilds answer to techno-exploitation
The Internet could see workers scurrying to Medieval-style guilds
for protection, according to Government-appointed crystal ball
gazers.
The Department of Trade and I
