“The IRS isn’t interested in the show that flopped.” If you’re unfamiliar with that line, it’s straight out of the Broadway musical The Producers, which was a notoriously over-the-top story about how to increase profit by making something, a product, that does not strike it big. It was a comedic yet interesting idea that by now has permeated the minds of marketers and businessmen everywhere, due largely to Chris Anderson. In Chris Anderson’s 2004 Wired article aptly titled “The Long Tail,” he explored a basic premise of business and tailored it to the tech sector.
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Managing the Long Tail of Digital Storage
Posted by: Chris Gladwin September 24, 2009 04:00 AM“The IRS isn’t interested in the show that flopped.” If you’re unfamiliar with that line, it’s straight out of the Broadway musical The Producers, which was a notoriously over-the-top story about how to increase profit by making something, a product, that does not strike it big. It was a comedic yet interesting idea that by now has permeated the minds of marketers and businessmen everywhere, due largely to Chris Anderson. In Chris Anderson’s 2004 Wired article aptly titled “The Long Tail,” he explored a basic premise of business and tailored it to the tech sector.