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I am excited to let whoever reads this know about MetaMarkets.com, one of several projects that has gelled since my departure from Barclays. I'm very proud of the work we're doing there, so I plead and beg with any and all to hop over and become frequent participants.

I took the inevitable mid-life siesta that was offered to me, but no matter what, my mind kept coming back to what are fundamentally business, not leisure issues:

How is the networked, information based economy going to change the world (and it is)?

How far behind the information economy is information law (patents and trademarks), and what does it mean for competition?

Is Y2K really a threat, and if so, where are the opportunities?

How have the capital markets adapted to the changing business environment fostered by instant, relatively free, and accessible data?

How are organizations, as living breathing entities, adapting?

Is "virtuality" the savior or fleecing of corporate America?

What does all this mean to the fundamental art of marketing?

So, these are the things I am working with.  It would be inappropriate here for me to outline the various projects I am working on, but they all focus on these basic themes.  If your interested, send me some mail and let's chat.

If you really have to offer me work, here's my CV.

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