November 10th
by Scott Karp | 
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The title of this post comes straight from the mind-blowing mind of Seth Godin, preaching to the book industry (promoting his book Tribes), but he could just as easily be preaching to anyone in media:
[T]he market and the internet don’t care if you make money. That’s important to say. You have no right to make [...]
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Scott Karp says: Steve Jobs in 1997: Those people crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones that actually do.
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Scott Karp says: Google CEO Eric Schmidt: "You have to plan your corporate strategy around what the internet does."
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