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In his revolutionary bestseller, THE LONG TAIL, Chris Anderson demonstrated how the online marketplace creates niche markets, allowing products and consumers to connect in a way that has never been possible before. Now, in FREE he makes the compelling case that in many instances businesses can profit more from giving things away than they can by charging for them. Far more than a promotional gimmick, FREE is a business strategy that may well be essential to a company's survival.

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claymation77

claymation77

"This full free book is now over, but please enjoy the free excerpt". What a scam. The book title should have been, "Free: For a Limited Time".

10/16/2009
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bill_jackson

bill_jackson

I agree with the posters below: This version of the work is so limited that it follows open-source practices in vague form but not in spirit. For a better example of free, see the distribution practices of Charles Stross or Cory Doctorow. I'm sure Chris Anderson will learn from this experience. I'll likely check out his book in print from my local library, and if I like it there -- in the original free format -- I might buy it. We'll see.

08/05/2009
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kryztilia

kryztilia

Why is this only free in USA? :(

08/04/2009
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KindleUser

KindleUser

Thank you Chris for making this free - and to prove your point that people will pay for convenience, I'm going to go purchase this for my Kindle so I can read it with ease!

08/01/2009
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robertreno

robertreno

I just heard about this book on the Adam Carolla podcast (Chris was a guest)... which is free. I think I'll give it a read. Get it on!

07/30/2009
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robertreno

robertreno

Chris, I just hear about this book on the Adam Carolla podcast.. which is free. Get it on.

07/30/2009
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JonathanAlvarez

JonathanAlvarez

Super metido analizando este libro de Chris Anderson

07/28/2009
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tammysf

tammysf

read this!

07/27/2009
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timoni

timoni: Already downloaded and on the Kindle. 07/27/2009

099510

099510: no me gusta 08/21/2009

zlite

zlite

It works fine in Firefox, Jinglefritz. I'm reading it that way right now. Maybe you've got flash disabled?

07/25/2009
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erasergirl

erasergirl

dumbest online ebook reader i have ever seen.

07/23/2009
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jinglefritz

jinglefritz

wow, can't download and can't read in firefox. Amazing fail there by both chris and scribd. Guess you got my email address to sell to someone though. Nice work...

07/23/2009
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DavidFoxfire

DavidFoxfire

Hi there Chris. Listening to your audio book now. I'm writing the first book in a fiction series and I'm looking for a way to promote it, hopefully to a publisher. I'm wondering if you have any suggestions on how to help me out. Let me know if you want to read a WIP as well.

07/23/2009
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motherbear4

motherbear4

Chris, Thank you!

07/20/2009
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b0b12

b0b12

The INTERNET is NOT geographically restricted, your "publishing partners" do not deserve to be in business if this is their attitude, and you are a disgrace for pandering to their ridiculous demands.

07/17/2009
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