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Chris Anderson on Terminology - Dictionary of Arguments

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The Long Tail/Terminology/Anderson: "The Long Tail" was the title of the first article in Wired, October 2004, which quickly became the most cited article the magazine had ever produced. Definition Long Tail/Anderson: this is the expression for a market in which all the products are suddenly available (can be found and are retrievable) that have previously disappeared from view due to insufficient sales. The ratio of sales/goods, which in the normal market is almost exactly 80/20, is here 98/2.
Readers of the original article saw the same phenomenon everywhere: long tails exist in politics, public relations, the music business and college sports.
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Forerunner of the long tail economy: see Economy/Anderson.


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Chris Anderson
The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business is Selling Less of More New York 2006


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