Tipping Point

I’m currently reading Malcolm Gladwell’s Tipping Point and along comes a brief post on Marginal Revolution with a profile of Malcolm Gladwell. The book is on “social epidemics” and is fascinating read (await the review folks!)


9 Responses to “Tipping Point”  

  1. 1 Ramnath

    great book.

    if you cant get the book itself, you may want to read this

    and also this and this

  2. 2 jammy

    Its a nice book. Some day intend to buy it. And if I do, will read it too. Would not want to feel guilty buying it and not reading ;-)

  3. 3 Patrix

    It certainly is an interesting read. Can be extrapolated to other aspects that the book doesn’t mention. That, I feel makes it more interesting.

  4. 4 Yazad

    Ramnath, I would like to read this, this and this. Unfortunately, you haven’t left the relevant links behind ;-)

    Yes Patrix. I’m already extrapolating the ideas to my own areas of work and interest!

  5. 5 Yazad

    Just saw this email from Ramnath

    hi yazad,

    the a href= tag doesnt seem to be working in the comments section of your blog. i posted one, but the links didnt turn up. these are the three links (in that order).

    Link 1

    Link 2

    Link 3

    regards
    ramnath

    Ramnath, the href works. I converted your URLs into links — wonder why it did not work with you!

  6. 6 Ramnath

    Yazad, second time it happened like that.

    ’second’ is linked to my blog, just to check…

  7. 7 Ravikiran Rao

    You have to put it within quotes Ramnath. <A href =”http://ramz.blogspot.com”> Like this</A>

    Or you could use the “link” you see above the comment box.

  8. 8 MadMan

    You’d think that putting a formatting toolbar for the HTML-challenged would suffice, but nooooo…

    And you’d think that if that was too complicated, a mini HTML primer below the comment box would help, but nuh-uh!

    What is a webmaster to do, I ask you!

  9. 9 Ramnath

    What is a webmaster to do, I ask you!

    blogger shows urls as links irrespective of whether you put them in quotes or dont. may be you can try something like that…

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