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	<title>Comments on: Two Great Books for Driving Today&#8217;s Marketing Strategy</title>
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		<title>By: Errol Smith (of the  Nanocasting Alliance)</title>
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		<dc:creator>Errol Smith (of the  Nanocasting Alliance)</dc:creator>
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		<description>This week Chris Anderson was interviewed by Jack Trout about the Lee Gomes critique of the Long Tail. What was most interesting was the discussion about the &quot;old school&quot; business heads,  and traditional companies who are staring at the pages of the Long tail, wondering why it&#039;s a best seller  and asking &quot;what the heck do I do with this stuff.&quot;  As producer of the program, I  was a fly on the wall. Though I&#039;ve read the book, followed the discussions online and read a few of the research papers; I found several good  &quot;Ah HA&#039;s&quot;  in the interview.  Here&#039;s the link:http://www.troutandpartners.com/radio/strategy.asp</description>
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