Here’s a presentation of a paper I’ve now spent 3 years writing, re-writing, editing, and tweaking. It was presented at the LSE on Friday, thanks to Adam Oliver for organising the event. I’ve blogged about this paper a few times, but this is the simplest summary I’ve come up with to date. Any comments/questions/suggestions would be most welcome on this work.
Here are the lecture notes for the last lecture, and below is a recording of the lecture. Remember, email if you have questions, and good luck in the final exam. Thanks very much for attending lectures and giving me your feedback by text, email, twitter, and the old fashioned conversation. It’s been a blast.
Economics for Business Lecture 23 from Stephen Kinsella on Vimeo.
Messing about with iShowU over breakfast (which is why you hear my son asking for yogurt in the background), I came across this visualisation engine for a website as web graph. This is a very cool tool, but what’s even nicer is the way you can watch it evolve. StephenKinsella.net has over 1000 posts over 3 years with loads of uploaded content in the form of handouts and such, so it’s a pretty big graph.
Also, any thoughts on the site? Should I leave it as is, or rdo it again? You have your say.
Here’s the video of the webgraph evolving.
Evolution of the stephenkinsella.net webgraph from Stephen Kinsella on Vimeo.
Delicious. Audioboos.
