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Redefining the Echo Chamber by Brian Solis

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The point of this article is to redefine how startups (not solely tech companies) view and define early adopters and the "echo chamber" in order to gain momentum in order to “cross the chasm” to the next tier of evolution, adoption, and monetization. This is about uncovering the very people who can benefit from what they’re introducing and in turn, evolve the product/service based on real world feedback.

We can not assume that early adopters and innovators are relegated simply to tech, silicon valley, .0 startups, or fanboys and girls of shiny new objects and features.

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10/12/2008
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