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- Hometown: Detroit, Michigan
- Founding editor of the award-winning New York Times "Bits" blog
- Was the associate editor for Institutional Investor magazine from 1987-1992
- Studied Economics and Urban Studies at Columbia University
- Current residence: Montclair, New Jersey
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Journalist, economist and Internet analyst Saul Hansell has been writing for The New York Times since 1992. Hansell covered banking and finance during his first five years with the Times before becoming the magazine's first reporter to focus on electronic commerce.
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Quotes The New York Times: [http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/h/saul_hansell/index.html Saul Hansell]
"To make money, you have to move up the economic food chain into higher-value, more profitable work and markets. That economic fact of life applies to nations, companies and people.""If you have AIDS, cancer or erectile dysfunction, a group of big online advertising networks is going to promise not to remember that you read sites about those topics. But if you have Parkinson's disease, congestive heart failure or warts, the ad placement companies have decided it may well be acceptable to keep track of your interest in medical subjects and fill your browser with ads for helpful products from pharmaceutical companies."
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Saul Hansell Questions
Where can I find the Saul Griffith TED talk? The one where he talks about drastically reducing energy consumption. 1 AnswerI'm not sure to which exact talk you are referring, but gawkk.com presents quite a few of Griffith's talks. Go here for a list of about 10 videos you can watch ... read more
Once upon a time...Mahalo Fairy Tale Day + Question of the Day + $13 tips...happily ever after! 10 Answers1) What animals were the horses first before Cinderella's Fairy Godmother changed them? - Mice http://media.cnbc.com/i/CNBC/Sections/News_And_Analysis/_News/_S... read more




