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posted by BetaRish @ 4:25 pm
Being Beta
Exercises in the higher banter with One of 26. Elsewhere called 'poet of adland'. By a whipple-squeezer. Find out why being beta is the new alpha: betarish at googlemail dot com
Sunday, October 05, 2008
Being Beta
Exercises in the higher banter with One of 26. Elsewhere called 'poet of adland'. By a whipple-squeezer. Find out why being beta is the new alpha: betarish at googlemail dot com
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Hi,
You once followed developments at The Economist's Project Red Stripe. We're about to publish a book about it. Called Inside Project Red Stripe, it's published conventionally (www.triarchypress.com) and, over the next few months, online (projectredstripe.blogspot.com). It's an account of the six-month project and we think it's a good guide to innovation and teamwork in business and the media. Each chapter identifies dilemmas that are likely to face any innovation team or project.
I hope you'll find time to have a look and that you'll find it interesting.
Kind regards,
Andrew Carey
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