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Sunday, October 16, 2005
Copy This! The Story of Kinko's
Kinko's founder Paul Orfalea offers a practical, pragmatic, and entertaining view of starting, growing, and running a multi-billion dollar business from the perspective of a guy who had to rely on his people skills and ability to listen in order to learn.
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Categories: Book: reviews, Business & Finance, Copyright, Publishing, Strategy
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Friday, October 7, 2005
Senator Saxby Chambliss Responds to Broadcast Flag Issue
My Senator called today. Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss takes the side of consumers and will attempt to have the Broadcast Flag amendment attached to an upcoming reconciliation bill pulled out for open debate.[More...]
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Categories: Copyright, MPAA, Policy & Regulation
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Sunday, September 25, 2005
Rip-off 101: How Textbook Industry Manipulates Prices
The textbook publishing industry is coming under fire for exhorbitant prices and abusive practices. We take a look at recent commentary on the state of the industry, a new research report that documents the state of the problem with corrective recommendations, and some innovative students who are fighting back. [More...]
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Categories: Business & Finance, Copyright, Education, Future of Print, Learning, Publishing
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