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It Was Forty Years Ago Today …

Chad Barr

It is history, this record had an immense influence on Rock & Roll and since you asked, I was 11 years old back then and I love this album. The post It Was Forty Years Ago Today … appeared first on The Chad Barr Group. Well, I slightly changed the words of the song just to make my point.

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It’s Mac Day (#40)

Seth Godin Blog

Our world changed forty years ago today. I was 23 years old and amazed. The pace of innovation has now slowed to a crawl as Apple seeks to take profits instead of following the path that the Mac started down two generations ago–to not just sell a product, but to change the culture. This was a car.

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Who let the air out of the balloon?

Seth Godin Blog

Only forty titles on the Billboard chart. A few generations ago, Gone With The Wind played at the only movie theater in town--every night for a year. Forty years ago, books stayed on the bestseller list for a year or more. Today, of course, there isn''t a front page you can buy an ad on.

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Seth's Blog: Worst one ever

Seth Godin Blog

Top 5 Amazon ebestseller for a year. Book of the year," a perennial bestseller about leading, connecting and creating movements. Forty years ago today was my first bout of speaking in front of an audience. ONLINE: amazon. Barnes & Noble. The Book Depository (Free Worldwide Delivery). ONLINE: amazon.

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Decoding "art"

Seth Godin Blog

About forty years later, Yves Klein created 'Leap Into the Void.' Five hundred years ago, no painter would talk to you about ideas, or even impact. Today, you don't need a brush to be an artist, but you do need to want to make change.' Of course, it started with craft. Art was born.

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What Digital Change Demands of IT Organizations - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM DXC TECHNOLOGY

Harvard Business

Forty-three percent of respondents at very digital companies – those companies the survey found to be leaders in digital transformation – view their IT organization as extremely capable, compared with only 4 percent of the not-very-digital. “Today everything is aligned with the COEs,” he said.

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The computer, the network and the economy

Seth Godin Blog

For a hundred years, industrialists have had a clearly stated goal: standardized workers building standardized parts. 125 years ago, the Singer sewing machine was one of the most complicated consumer products ever constructed. Today, the typical worker serves the computer. Those jobs. Where did they go?