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Opera has been striving to break 1 percent of the browser market for years. Firefox 3 did four times that amount in just one week, according to Net Applications.

This not to criticize Opera but rather to laud Firefox 3. If you haven’t downloaded it and tried it out, …

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Opera has been striving to break 1 percent of the browser market for years. Firefox 3 did four times that amount in just one week, according to Net Applications.

This not to criticize Opera but rather to laud Firefox 3. If you haven’t downloaded it and tried it out, …

Source:The Open Road

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Of some significance this past week, Jefferies raised its rating on Novell to a “Buy,” arguing that the Linux and Identity Management vendor’s revenue stream is “as stable as you can get during a recession.” Novell has particular strength in the government sector, which is somewhat impervious to downturns….

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Remember the long tail? It was the omnipresent theory that recommended there were oodles of cash to be made by monetizing a market’s disparate tastes via the Web.

Why sell a million copies of Led Zeppelin’s Coda, when you can make a thriving business of selling two to three copies of your neighbor’s garage band to Rick, two duplicates of a Nigerian band’s tunes to Susan, and so on?

As new research highlighted in Harvard Business Review recommends, the answer may well be that the real money is in the blockbuster, not the long tail, after all:

Meanwhile, our research also showed that success is concentrated in ever fewer best-selling titles at the head of the distribution curve. From 2000 to 2005 the number of titles in the top 10 percent of weekly sales dropped by more than 50 percent–an increase in concentration that is common in winner-take-all markets. The importance of individual best sellers isn’t diminishing over time. It is growing….

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