Business Week Magazine said: "The industrial economy is giving way to an innovation and creative economy, and corporations are at another crossroads. Attributes that made them ideal for the 20th century could cripple them in the 21st; they will have to change dramatically. The main struggle of daily business will be won by the people and the organizations that adapt most successfully to the new world that is unfolding."
If there is one thing in the world that is constant, it is change. And currently, we're experiencing a dramatic sense of change from the old ways of doing things to a new, more progressive, more empowered, productive and efficient new business economy. But there's a big problem here: old, traditional media isn't going to enable it. In the words of Peter Finch's Howard Beale character in the motion picture, "Network": "Turn your televisions off! Television is in the boredom-killing business. We deal in illusions, none of this is true."
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