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February 27, 2008
Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business. Chris Anderson launches his new big idea (and subsequent book) in this Wired article, just as he did with The Long Tail a few years ago. Reminds me of a book signing I worked back in, ooh, 1999 with Michio Kaku where he talked about how in the middle ages paper was so valuable only monks could write on it and now we throw paper away. In the near future we’d be treating computers like we treat paper. First of no doubt many via’s goes to Joblr
