February 17, 2007

Three Reads | Feb. 17

This marks the first in an irregular series of posts sharing links to recent writings that have captivated my attention and business imagination.

(1) Ya gotta read the Wall Street Journal article which dissects How Steve Jobs Played Hardball In iPhone Birth (2.17.07).

(2) At the offices of National Public Radio (NPR), Cluetrain Manifesto originators and disciples recently gathered to discuss all things social and new media-related as it relates to NPR. Fascinating conversation captured by Andy Carvin in this blog posting and in these video snippets: David Weinberger; Doc Searls; montage of Jay Rosen, Euan Semple, and Jeff Jarvis; Zadi Diaz.

(3) Fans of John Coltrane will enjoy this documentary of Coltrane’s work and impact done in digestible podcast form.

Feb 17, 2007 8:30:08 PM | Three Reads

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Robert Dong

FYI - You can free online access to Wall Street Journal, mornignstar etc with a netpass from: http://news.congoo.com

Free is better then pay!

Posted by: Robert Dong | February 18, 2007 at 09:49 AM

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