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Some Print on Demand Thinking

In 2005, I pitched this model (deployment of publisher-run expensive print on demand machines in lieu of big box bookstores) to one of those state-run business plan competitions for college students. Was told the technology was at least a decade … Continue reading

04. June 2009 by Shlok Vaidya
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Vaporware of Terror

A startup that should have stayed in stealth mode but didn’t. (Amplified their product too early in the cycle, couldn’t deliver.) The age of inept terrorists continues. Good police work paid off – and treating terrorism as an intense type … Continue reading

21. May 2009 by Shlok Vaidya
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Idea: Criminal-Processing Corporate Micro-States

Here‘s a 2007 post brought back to life on how to solve Gitmo (making it cheaper, more useful, and ideally less ‘politiked’). Note, this was put together back when I was briefing academic audiences and private military corporations on the … Continue reading

20. May 2009 by Shlok Vaidya
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Tinkering In Response to Local Threats

Stephen Ganyard has a great op-ed in the NYT today on how disasters are local and ‘flat’ training exercises (flat as in zero overhead and broad participation) can generate tinkering activity that can be used to create “$25 solutions to … Continue reading

19. May 2009 by Shlok Vaidya
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Being Taught In School

Cool. Just learned that my work at Naxalite Rage is being used by a few colleges in Kashmir for their international relations and business programs. -Shlok Sign up for my newsletter.

15. May 2009 by Shlok Vaidya
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