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by Scott H. Payne on June 11, 2009
Scott is a sometimes blogger and social media consultant/principal at East Side Media. In addition to writing at the League of Ordinary Gentlemen, Scott is also a founding member of Beams and Struts and a fellow at the Canadian Council for Democracy's blog the Commons. You can reach Scott via email and follow him on Twiter.
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Good chat, guys. We’ll have to do it again.
My comments seemed to come in quite late for some reason. No big deal though.
To carry on in the comments here a bit.
Freddie, to say that Friedman’s demarcation of an information economy is just a buzzword that is only useful if you happen to be Thomas Friedman is akin to saying that “localist” is just a buzzword for dissident conservatives that only has any meaning if you happen to be Patrick Deneen or Rod Dreher or Daniel Larison.
Just because the term/concept doesn’t currently apply to or have a tonne of meaning for a broad swath of the population, doesn’t mean that it is devoid of value and ought to be swept under the rhetorical rug.
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