Watch this. Could there be a better way of promoting product placement in user generated content?
Our smart friends at Google are launching a program around it called The Domino Effect.
No wonder NBC is laying people off while Gogle profits soar.
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
What has economic incentive got to do with Weight loss?
Mr Wave Theory writes :
"Ian Ayres and Barry Nalebuff, two professors at Yale School of Management, write a fascinating article abou Weight Loss Bonds.
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Here's a diet system that literally pays you to lose the weight. If you miss your goal weight one week, you still have an incentive to get back on track to collect the next payout. If $60 a weigh-in isn't enough to get your attention, then buy two or more bonds.
Sunday, November 05, 2006
How can one be a Marxist and still own a Jacuzzi?
That was the question posed by Mark Albion who was at Wharton West this weekend to strike a dialog with MBA students in an attempt to save their souls.
Mark is an inspirational speaker and has written many books on the topic. I have put his "True to Yourself" on my must read list and cannot wait to get to it.
Mark is a social entrepreneur who has co-founded seven organizations, including Net Impact, and has spoken at over 100 business schools worldwide. He was a professor at Harvard Business School, was profiled on 60 Minutes and has been called the "savior of b-school souls" by Business Week. He wrote the New York Times Business Best Seller, Making a Life, Making a Living® in 2000, followed by the 2002 3-CD audio series, Finding Work That Matters. He has also been writing a monthly newsletter for the last 12 years that serves business professionals in 87 countries. You can find more info on his website: www.makingalife.com.
Mark is an inspirational speaker and has written many books on the topic. I have put his "True to Yourself" on my must read list and cannot wait to get to it.
Mark is a social entrepreneur who has co-founded seven organizations, including Net Impact, and has spoken at over 100 business schools worldwide. He was a professor at Harvard Business School, was profiled on 60 Minutes and has been called the "savior of b-school souls" by Business Week. He wrote the New York Times Business Best Seller, Making a Life, Making a Living® in 2000, followed by the 2002 3-CD audio series, Finding Work That Matters. He has also been writing a monthly newsletter for the last 12 years that serves business professionals in 87 countries. You can find more info on his website: www.makingalife.com.
Saturday, November 04, 2006
Realizing the value of Wharton West EMBA
This weekend we had a fantastic panel on the topic of realizing the value of Wharton West EMBA. It was a terrific event, read the post by Ron if you are curious to learn more about it - ExecMBAJourney
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
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