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by Jeff Jarvis £8.73 Jeff Jarvis is Doomsayer-in-Chief for the established news mediators. He argues there will always be a creative class, but tha... | The Longer Long Tail: How Endless Choice is...
by Chris Anderson £5.73 The editor of Wired magazine's biggest big idea. It demonstrates how the distribution of power on the Internet means that you ... | Here Comes Everybody: How Change Happens Wh...
by Clay Shirky £5.97 2008 distillation of Shirky's of five or six years of online thoughts on 'the power of organising without organisations'. Full... |
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