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« on: December 15, 2006, 04:14:06 AM »
Chris Anderson's Article on "The Long Tail" and book of the same name was highly influential in taling about non-mainstream markets.

In a two part essay on this blog he talks about issues in transparency and collaborative editing of web 2.0 content:

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Although I'm not promising we'll do all or even most of these things, here are some first thoughts on what a truly transparent media organization would do. (Some of these are based on my experience in open-sourcing my book research on this site, which worked great. Why not apply the same lessons to a magazine?)



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« Reply #1 on: December 15, 2006, 04:22:53 AM »
Looks great - will read soon  cheesy Thanks mouser  Thmbsup

I enjoy articles on 'theory' and 'analysis' of new technologies - even if some writers get a bit too philosophical  Cool
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