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Tue, 25 Mar 2003
The Influentials
I was looking forward to reading The Influentials. Now that I've finished I'm a little bit disappointed. The book is a fine collection of statistics and tables regarding the preferences and behaviours of "influential" Americans, but the book's focus on how to market to this group of people is not what I was hoping for. I had hoped to see some more analysis describing why this group has influence, and what they are using their influence for. There's a bit of this in the book, but what is there seemed kind of obvious to me.
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