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Skippy birthed the idea or at least kept it warm and cozy in his marsupial bag. Jon Swift was the midwife (or was it the other way around) and I am just one of the many godmothers to take care of their baby.

So here's a list of bloggers you ought to know about :

Rox Populi
http://roxpopuli.typepad.com

Jeffrey Feldman's Frameshop
http://frameshopisopen.com

Eric Mueller
http://isthatlegal.com

Media Girl
http://mediagirl.org

American Street
http://reachm.com/amstreet/

ePluribus Media Community
http://epluribusmedia.org

Skippy the bush kangaroo
http://xnerg.blogspot.com/

In Search of Utopia
http://grupo-utopia.com/blog/isou

Terrance Heath's Republic of T
http://republicoft.com

Sister Talk
http://sisterstalk.tblog.com

Unapologetic Mexican
http://theunapologeticmexican.com/elgrito

Matt Ortega
http://mattortega.com

Roberto Lovato's Of America
http://ofamerica.wordpress.com

Kai Chang's Zuky
http://zuky.net

Orange Citizen
http://orangecitizen.com

Migra Matters
http://migramatters.blogspot.com

¡Para Justicia y Libertad!
http://xicanopwr.com

Latino Politico
http://maneegee.blogspot.com

and our own

THE DAILY GOTHAM
http://dailygotham.com

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Q: Could we review some of the concepts that you've introduced into economics and see if you think they still have relevance? For example, the concept of "countervailing power."

Galbraith: Over the years--over the century just passed--one of the important counters to monopoly power in the corporate world was the development of countervailing power, certainly by trade unions, certainly by farmer cooperatives, certainly by other corporations. Power begets power, and I still hold very strongly to that view, which I first published, believe it or not, some fifty years ago.

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