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September 22, 2003
More books!
We had a school reception yesterday, and one of my classmates (Yoram, who has neglected his weblog or I'd link to it) and I were talking about the issue of IT and the diffusion of innovation. He recommended two books that look very promising if you're into this space: The Innovator's Dilemma and Weird Ideas That Work. Comments
Perhaps you can also try Adsense on your site,it's one of the most innovative approach towards marketing these days.I simply think,it's one big move on internet marketing by Google. -- Posted by Internet Marketing Intelligence on September 26, 2003 01:27 AMPost a comment
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