The week began with The Wall Street Journal echoing the theme of the end of the law firm boom, and ended with The New York Times doing the same for the end of the billable hour. Top that off with a Wall Street Journal story about how aspiring chairmen of the Republican National Committee are competing to be more adept at Web 2.0, and you can understand why I am feeling the pressure to get out my pencil and scribble a lot faster if I expect to live up to the theme of this column and write about the future.
Last week’s column used the example of Henry V’s speech at Agincourt to discuss how the interplay of leadership, culture, and technology drives success in any competitive endeavor; it laid out the basic mechanisms and contexts of Web 2.0.
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