The ultimate long tail business model?
Here's the most radical version of a long-tail business model yet:
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This is amazing...he is thinking on a different level. The implications of this could be massive. But as it frequently is with IP - will he really be the one to monetize it across the most profitable platforms?
Posted by: Dave B | 15 April 2008 at 10:31 PM