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Future Crimes |
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| 저자 | Marc Goodman |
| 출판사 | Anchor |
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媛덉닔濡� �뜑 踰뚯뼱吏�怨� �엳�뒗 誘멸뎅�쓽 �젙移� |
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| �궓遺곸쟾�웳 �씠�썑, 吏�湲덉쿂�읆 誘멸뎅�쓽 �젙移섍�� �뼇洹뱁솕�맂 寃쎌슦�뒗 �뾾�뿀�떎. 吏��젙�븰�쟻, �씤援ъ쟻, 湲곗닠�쟻, �떖由ъ쟻 �슂�씤�씠 紐⑤몢 寃고빀�맂 �씠�윭�븳 �뼇洹뱁솕�쓽 �걹��� 臾댁뾿�씪源�? �씠 臾몄젣瑜� �빐寃고븷 �닔 �엳�뒗 諛⑸쾿��� 臾댁뾿�씪源�? |
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Companies Rethink Ho |
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| As the labor market tightens and skilled workers become scarce, companies are casting a wider net for employees. |
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Giving Al Queda a Re |
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| Most of the weapons available to U.S. troops are not only extremely lethal, but cause widespread destruction. In some cases, such as at the beginning of the Iraq war, they are absolutely necessary and the only weapons of choice. |
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Massively Multi-Play |
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| In 2001, an unknown 38-year-old academic named Edward Castronova was teaching at Cal State University in Fullerton, California, and feeling like a failure. His career had never gone anywhere, and he felt like he was at a dead end. He was so lonely at night he just sat around and played video games. |
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