Thursday, December 18, 2008
The long tail
The long tail by Mr Chris Anderson, the editor-in-chief at Wired Magazine. Anderson has studied virtual stores like Amazon and Netflix active retailers on the Internet. His keyfinding the concept of the long tail is a focus of the tail in an ordered frequency diagram. The future is not the blocbuster monster hits when you are selling goods on the net, if it is virtual products in the form of bits it’s for sure. When the stock and distribution costs are very low you can focus to sell music, movies, applications and other media products that are not among the top 1000. The nisched products that sell in extremly small amount are on the other side enourmosly many. Apple iTunes could benefit and make profit on 1.000.000+ tunes.
Visit The Long Tail blog
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Saturday, May 3, 2008
jens lapidus book aldrig fucka upp
Mr Lapidus, Swedens best dressed up man, has started his own company where he takes on clients in the crime sector.
Wahlström & Widstrand is the publishers.
Read blogs on the book at Knuff.se
Sunday, February 24, 2008
big book sale
THE YEARLY BOOK SALE starting at Tuesday 26 february. Åhlens and Klackenberg have special catalogues and open as early as 07:00 AM. I must recomend the book "Så funkar fotboll" [Understanding Soccer] by Ola Andersson. Only EUR 4.9 a must have for the soccereneur/fotballeneur.
"For everybody that are interested in understanding more of the thinking behind the play" (panorsted.se)
"For everybody that are interested in understanding more of the thinking behind the play" (panorsted.se)
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Nobel Lecture
Nobel Lecture in Litterature at the Swedish Academy, Källargränd 4, 5:30 p.m. This event is a part of the Nobel Week. Press Conference regarding the Nobel Week at the Nobel Foundation, Sturegatan 14, 1:00 p.m.
Monday, December 3, 2007
Bodil Malmsten
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Bodil Malmsten,
food,
France,
life,
sex,
Stockholm,
traveling,
Wales,
Yngve Malmsteen
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Bookday with the Professor
This Saturday 10 November I declare as Vix Book Day with the sub theme bike hikeing. I have studied the book Hiking in the Rocky Mountains from Lonely Planet Publishing corporation. What could be more relaxing than take a ride on your mountain bike in the nature with some packing on your back and sit down and rest reading a book drinking hot coffee or tea with a sandwich.
Prof. Leif GW Persson is working as a criminology professer at the Police Accademy of Stockholm and is also a famous thriller writer here in Sweden. He is visiting the local bookstore Klackenberg today signing his latest book. He has latele been in a controversy with a female criminal author Läckberg declaring that she write in style/manner of little girls horse books like "Min Häst" (My Horse).
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bike,
coffee,
food,
hike,
Läckberg,
Leif GW Persson,
Rocky Mountains,
Thriller
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Alexander Bard’s Netocrazy
In order to make the right decisions enought relevant information is needed. Netocrazy is a concept developed by the editiors of Wire Magazine used instead of an emerging digital upper class. Power is based upon technology, networking etc. in a creative urban class. The antithesis and negational field of the dicotomy is the consumtariat.
The book is also available in paper format in english from Reuters, London. [trans. N. Smith]
Bard, A. (2004) Netocrazy Stockholm: Pocky/Tranan/eLib [eBook]
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Bard Alexander,
computers,
digital class,
music,
Netocrazy,
pop,
power,
society
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