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At Harvard Business School's Working Knowledge, John A. Quelch has a post titled "Long-Tail Economics? Give Me Blockbusters!" Quelch is the Lincoln Filene Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School.

To help people soak in recent academic research and its conclusions, I wrote a paper on re-thinking Christ Anderson's seminal book "The Long Tail." As you may recall, the July issue of the Harvard Business Review has an article written by a Harvard Business School associate professor.

Anita Elberse, the Harvard Business School professor who recently wrote an article -- "Should You Invest in the Long Tail?" -- that questioned some of the assertions in Chris Anders

The July-August issue of the Harvard Business Review has an article by Anita Elberse of the Harvard Business School that puts a damp academic blanket on the firestorm created by Chris Anderson and his hit book, "The Long Tail." In

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The fact that this news arrived on April Fool's Day gave me pause, but it appears to be legit.

So why all the attention to entrepreneurship in the social sector? According to Harvard Business School professor Jane Wei-Skillern in an interview published in Working Knowledge it is because the more traditional approaches to solving social problems have been "falling short." From Working Knowledge:

I heard Laura Ingraham refer to this article this morning on her radio show, a very nice treatise for Mitt.

Why Evangelicals Should Support Mitt Romney
By Wayne Grudem
Thursday, October 18, 2007

Diana Ransom interviewed me for an article she was writing about serial entrepreneurs for Smart Money's Small Business website. There can be something addictive about the thrill of the start-up for many of us, including me.