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Free: The Future Of A Radical Price

by Chris Anderson

Hyperion | June 28, 2009 | Hardcover

Following his "New York Times" bestseller, "The Long Tail, Free" is another look at the radical new way business is done. . . . [It] shows a new economic model that goes way beyond the old concepts of free with purchase' or loss leaders'.--Will Baillett.

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Anderson Does It Again

Mark Leslie Lefebvre

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3 years ago

As he did with his book "The Long Tail" Anderson has done it again -- he has properly defined something that people will be talking about at least a decade from now.

Written in the same easy to digest and absorb style in which he speaks, this phenomenal book is a must-read for anyone interested in business.

There are simply too many things I can say about this fantastic book, so I'd like to limit my comments to a few key points:

1) Anderson does an excellent job of defining "free" -- particularly in what it means to the business community.

2) Anderson demonstrates the history of free (yes, the concept of using free to generate revenue came a LONG, LONG time before the internet) and how it has worked in the past.

3) Anderson also illustrates multiple concrete examples of companies that have made FREE work within our modern realm allowing the business reader to consider that there are many different ways that FREE can work when adapted to their own business models.

Immediately after finishing reading it, I put this book on my "to re-read" list. I also plan on downloading the audio version of it and "re-reading" it in audio format.

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