Extending the Long Tail

21 Dec 2004

Meanwhile, Chris Anderson, Editor in Chief of Wired, (no relation) has just launched The Long Tail, the blog that follows his seminal article on the subject. Even better, he's got a book coming out on the topic. Now we just need a "most popular unpopular items" chart.

Posted on Tuesday, December 21, 2004 at 11:10 AM

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Back in October, Anil Dash pointed me to a great essay by Chris Anderson: The Long Tail. Anil has come through again, pointing to Anderson's new project The Long Tail. Anderson is seemingly so enraptured by this phenomenon that he's created as a fo... Read More »
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