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307. Thinking Is Expensive. Who’s Supposed to Pay for It?

Nov 2, 2017
38:50
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
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2
The Hidden Side of Everything on Freakonomics Radio
03:21 • 5min
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3
The New Republic - The Newest Way to Get Clicks
08:09 • 3min
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Amazon, Google, and Facebook
10:50 • 3min
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Book Publishing - The Heshet Deal
13:54 • 3min
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How Much Fun Is It for You to Be a Blogger?
17:07 • 2min
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Freakonomics Radio Is Sponsored by BetterHelp
19:37 • 5min
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The New America Foundation and Google
24:43 • 3min
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Is Big Tech an Existential Threat?
28:12 • 4min
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Philanthropy and Foundations
32:09 • 2min
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The New America Foundation and the Google Money Controversy?
34:16 • 2min
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The New America Foundation Needs to Be Aware of Soft Power
35:53 • 2min
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I'm a Big Believer in Bringing Critics Into the Inner Circle
37:46 • 2min
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Freakonomics Radio - Steve Levitt and the Gates Foundation
39:22 • 3min
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Corporations and rich people donate billions to their favorite think tanks and foundations. Should we be grateful for their generosity — or suspicious of their motives?

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