Re:A radical business plan for start-ups: Charge people.
by mlinsey on Friday October 31, 2008 @02:53PM
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Many people (including Eric Schmidt in a submission that was posted earlier this week, although I've certainly heard it before) argue that the Internet follows more of a Zipf's Law distribution (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipfs_law) than a "long tail". In other words, the bulk of the traffic and therefore the revenue is in the head. As a corollary, the Internet doesn't get rid of celebrities, it creates bigger celebrities.
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