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Full Nelson: A Web Presence Needs Sizzle, My Nizzle

On the Web, entire economies and cultures emerge with surprise. The less creative or visionary watch and try to follow, as if there's a secret formula to be revealed to the most astute observer. Full Article at Information Week

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