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Good creative people didn’t operate by the same rules by which, say, good bankers do. And clients don’t always recognize the value of good creative work […] so an account exec had to be prepared to fight or anger the client, even risk dismissal or fire
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Encased in frosted glass and weighing nearly 30 pounds, the collector’s set carries a suggested retail price of $869.98, making it one of the most expensive DVD offerings ever. [..] “It’s unique enough that some small number of people will pony up tha
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“I don’t think there’s a deal being made today where the 360 model doesn’t come up,” Mr. Lipman says. Merchandising and endorsement in the music industry
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The diversity and technology revolutions have changed much about business; no revolution will ever make unethical behavior acceptable. How and when we teach and enforce ethics to a dispersed workforce is a question about the future that we cannot duck.
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“I don’t think our monetization strategy will be a prize-winning Harvard Business School study,” says Jeff Berman, general manager of a new MySpace TV unit.
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Private equity and hedge fund investors may be more difficult to win over, however, particularly at such a ripe valuation. “I just don’t know how you can pay that sort of valuation for an option on a business model,” says one big private equity inve
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