The book that I contributed to a while ago, "Management and Innovation in The Media Industry" has finally just gotten published. My article is called "Customization and Branding as Strategic Choices for Media Firms" (um). I first presented it back in 2006 at the media conference in Sweden. I dug out that paper, and was happy that most of ideas there are still relevant altho for some reason the thing was written in a terrible consulting language ... oh, well. Anyway, I am prety happy that the book is finally out. Me and other obscure contributors can celebrate :)
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January 05, 2009
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