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In this week's episode, Preston and Stig discuss billionaire Steve Case's book, The Third Wave. Case is the co-founder and former CEO of America Online. In his new book, Case makes the argument that the future of online business is about to change once more. In the new wave, successful companies will take on a sharing nature where interoperability and teaming will be vital to survival. Additionally, Case provides an overview of the key decisions and events that took place during the AOL - Time Warner merger.
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In this week's episode, Preston and Stig discuss billionaire Steve Case's book, The Third Wave. Case is the co-founder and former CEO of America Online. In his new book, Case makes the argument that the future of online business is about to change once more. In the new wave, successful companies will take on a sharing nature where interoperability and teaming will be vital to survival. Additionally, Case provides an overview of the key decisions and events that took place during the AOL - Time Warner merger.
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