Featured Guest: Jeff Stibel, author of HarvardBusiness.org's "The Internet & The Brain" blog.

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Featured Guest: Bill Taylor, author of HarvardBusiness.org's "Game Changer" blog.

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Featured Guest: Susan Cramm, author of HarvardBusiness.org's "Having IT Your Way" blog.

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Featured Guest: Bill Taylor, author of HarvardBusiness.org's "Game Changer" blog.

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Featured Guest: Tammy Erickson, author of HarvardBusiness.org's "Across the Ages" blog.

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Featured Guest: Dr. Robert Rosen, Author of "Just Enough Anxiety: The Hidden Driver of Business Success."

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Featured Guests: HarvardBusiness.org Senior Editor Katherine Bell, author of the Conversation Starter blog post The MFA is the New MBA; Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart.

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Featured Guest: Josh Bernoff, coauthor of Groundswell: Winning in a World Transformed by Social Technologies.

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Featured Guest: Mark Gordon, coauthor of The Point of the Deal: How to Negotiate When Yes is Not Enough.

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Featured Guest: Rakesh Khurana, coauthor of the HBRGreen.org post "Should Managers Have a Green Hippocratic Oath?"

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Featured Guest: Tom Davenport, coauthor of the Harvard Business Review article "Reverse Engineering Google's Innovation Machine."

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Featured Guests: Stewart Friedman, author, "Total Leadership: Be a Better Leader, Have a Richer Life"; Thomas A. Stewart, Editor, Harvard Business Review.

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Featured Guest: Boris Groysberg, Assistant Professor, Harvard Business School.

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Featured Guest: Marshall Goldsmith, author of the "Ask the Coach" blog on HarvardBusiness.org.

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Featured Guest: Peter Cappelli, author of the March 2008 Harvard Business Review article "Talent Management for the Twenty-First Century."

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Featured Guests: Harvard Business School professors David Garvin and Amy Edmonson; Harvard Business Review editor Thomas A. Stewart.

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Featured Guest: John Elkington, Founder and Chief Entrepreneur of SustainAbility and author of The Power of Unreasonable People: How Social Entrepreneurs Create Markets that Change the World.

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Featured Guest: Scott Anthony, author of the "Innovation Insights" blog at HarvardBusiness.org.

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Featured Guest: George Stalk, author of 5 Future Strategies You Need Right Now, a new book in the Harvard Business Press Memo to the CEO series.

Featured Guests: Tammy Erickson, author of the "Across the Ages" blog on HarvardBusiness.org; Thomas A. Stewart, Editor, Harvard Business Review.

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Featured Guest: Steve Bishop, global lead of Design for Sustainability at IDEO.

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Featured Guest: Marshall Goldsmith, author of the "Ask the Coach" blog on HarvardBusiness.org and the book What Got You Here Won't Get You There.

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Featured Guest: John W. Boudreau, coauthor, Beyond HR: The New Science of Human Capital.

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Featured Guests: Thomas J. DeLong, Professor, Harvard Business School; Thomas A. Stewart, Editor, Harvard Business Review.

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Featured Guest: Kevin Coyne, coauthor of the Harvard Business Review article "Breakthrough Thinking from Inside the Box."

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Featured Guest: Bill Taylor, co-author of "Mavericks at Work" and writer of the "Game Changer" blog at Harvardbusiness.org.

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Featured Guest: Ron Ashkenas, managing partner of consulting firm Robert H. Schaffer & Associates and author of the December 2007 Harvard Business Review article "Simplicity-Minded Management."

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Featured Guest: Gill Corkindale, executive coach and author of the "Letter from London" blog on HarvardBusiness.org.

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The Point of the Deal: Harvardbusiness.org's Paul Michelman talks with Danny Ertel, co-author of The Point of the Deal: How to Negotiate When Yes Is Not Enough.

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Rapid Transformation: Harvard Business Digital's Paul Michelman talks with Stanford University's Behnam Tabrizi, author of Rapid Transformation: A 90-Day Plan for Fast and Effective Change.

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The CEO Within: Harvard Business Digital's Paul Michelman talks with Harvard Business School Professor Joseph Bower, author of The CEO Within: Why Inside Outsiders Are the Key to Succession Planning.

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Chinese Cost Innovation: Harvard Business Onlineâs Steve Singer talks with Peter Williamson, co-author of Dragons at Your Door: How Chinese Cost Innovation is Disrupting Global Competition.

Disclosing Climate Risk: Harvard Business Review's Christina Bortz talks with Alyson Slater, director of strategy for the Global Reporting Initiative, about how companies should disclose climate risk.

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Sustainable Innovation: Harvard Business Online's Steve Singer talks with Cheryl Perkins, President and Founder of Innovation Edge.

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Making Judgment Calls: Harvard Business Online's Paul Michelman talks with Noel Tichy, co-author of Judgment: How Winning Leaders Make Great Calls.

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Customize Your Career: Harvard Business Online's Steve Singer talks with Cathleen Benko, co-author of Mass Career Customization: Aligning the Workplace with Today's Nontraditional Workforce.

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How Women Become Leaders: Harvard Business Onlineâs Steve Singer talks with Alice Eagly, co-author of Through the Labyrinth: The Truth About How Women Become Leaders.

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iPhone or iPhony? Harvard Business Onlineâs Steve Singer talks with Joe Pine, co-author of the upcoming book Authenticity: What Consumers Really Want, about Appleâs recent iPhone decisions.

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HBR IdeaCastâ 59: Redefining Global Strategy

Redefining Global Strategy: Harvard Business Online's Steve Singer talks with Pankaj Ghemawat, author of the upcoming book Redefining Global Strategy: Crossing Borders in a World Where Differences Still Matter.

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Three Signs of a Miserable Job: Harvard Business Online's Paul Michelman talks with Patrick Lencioni, author of the new book The Three Signs of a Miserable Job.

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Recruit or Die: Harvard Business Online's Paul Michelman talks with Chris Resto, co-author of the new book Recruit or Die: How Any Business Can Beat the Big Guys in the War for Young Talent.

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The New Science of Ideas: Harvard Business Onlineâs Paul Michelman talks with Richard Ogle, author of the new book Smart World: Breakthrough Creativity and the New Science of Ideas.

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HBR IdeaCastâ 55: The Marketing Mavens

The Marketing Mavens: Harvard Business Online producer Steve Singer talks with Noel Capon, author of the new book The Marketing Mavens.

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Teams That Lead, Innovate, and Succeed: Harvard Business School Press editor Jeff Kehoe talks with Deborah Ancona, co-author of the new book X-Teams: How to Build Teams That Lead, Innovate, and Succeed.

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Mid-Year Business Book Review: Harvard Business Review's John Landry talks with Steve Singer about some of the business books that have crossed his desk since the beginning of 2007.

HBR in Brief: And in our HBR in Brief segment, Leading Change: Why Transformation Efforts Fail.

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Everything Is Miscellaneous: David Weinberger, a fellow at Harvard Law Schoolâs Berkman Center for the Internet & Society, discusses his new book, Everything Is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New Digital Disorder, with Harvard Business Onlineâs Steve Singer.

HBR in Brief: And in our HBR in Brief segment: Cracking the Code of Change.

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Six Rules for Effective Forecasting: Harvard Business Review's Cathy Olofson talks with veteran Silicon Valley-based forecaster Paul Saffo about his article in the July-August 2007 issue of Harvard Business Review entitled "Six Rules for Effective Forecasting."

HBR in Brief: And in our HBR in Brief segment, Managing Change: The Art of Balancing.

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The Science of Human Capital: This week, Julie Devoll, of the Harvard Business School Press, talks with John Boudreau, author of Beyond HR: The New Science of Human Capital.

HBR in Brief: And in our HBR in Brief segment: Reclaim Your Job.

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What Makes Gen Xers Tick? This week, HBR IdeaCast host Paul Michelman sits down with Tammy Erickson, author of the Across the Ages column on Harvard Business Online, to discuss what drives Generation X, what they want from work, and how to get the most out of them.

HBR in Brief: And, in our HBR in Brief segment, Diamonds in the Data Mine.

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Saving the Internet: This week, HBR Senior Editor Lew McCreary sits down with Jonathan Zittrain to discuss his Harvard Business Review article, âSaving the Internet,â a precursor to his forthcoming book, The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It. There are many advantages to the Internetâs open design, says Zittrain, but along with them come flaws. These flaws, he says, will need to be fixed before people give up on the Internet altogether.

HBR in Brief: And, in our HBR in Brief segment, Do Your Commitments Match Your Convictions?

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Trust: The Secret Weapon: This week Christina Bielaszka-DuVernay puts in a call to Kathy Bloomgarden, CEO of Ruder Finn and author of the new book Trust: The Secret Weapon of Effective Business Leaders. In the interview, Bloomgarden explains that for modern-day business leaders to be successful, they must create for themselves a reputation of trustworthiness, both for their own job security and for the future success of their organizations.

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The New Rules of Power: Harvard Business Online's Steve Singer interviews Alan Murray, author of the recently published Revolt in the Boardroom: The New Rules of Power in Corporate America. According to Murray, previously all-powerful CEOs must now earn the support of their boards, unions, NGOs, and the public, at times campaigning like politicians just to keep their jobs.

HBR in Brief: And, in our HBR in Brief segment, How Management Teams Can Have a Good Fight.

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HBR IdeaCast 46: Unleash Your Hidden Assets

Unleash Your Hidden Assets: HBS Press editor Melinda Merino is joined by Bain & Companyâs Chris Zook to discuss some of the ideas from his new book, Unstoppable: Finding Hidden Assets to Renew the Core and Fuel Profitable Growth. In the near future, Zook says, the only way for the vast majority of companies to grow will be to redefine their core business. While this is no small challenge, Zookâs ideas will point you in the right direction.

HBR in Brief: And, in our HBR in Brief Segment, Creating New Market Space.

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What Holds Leaders Back: This week, Harvard Management Update Editor Christina Bielaszka-DuVernay sits down with Marshall Goldsmith, world-renowned coach to executive leaders and author of the recently published What Got You Here Won't Get You There: How Successful People Become Even More Successful. In our HBR IdeaCast interview, Goldsmith identifies some of the habits that hold leaders back and explains what they can do to change these self-limiting behaviors.

And, in our HBR in Brief segment: Change: The Art of Balancing.

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Retaining Talented Women: This week, Harvard Business School Press Editor Melinda Merino catches up with Sylvia Ann Hewlett, author of Off-Ramps and On-Ramps: Keeping Talented Women on the Road to Success. As Hewlett explains, there are a number of practices and policies that companies can--and should--adopt to keep from permanently losing valuable female employees.

HBR in Brief: And in our HBR in Brief segment, leadership that gets results.

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Authentic Leadership: This week Harvard Business School's Jim Aisner talks with Bill George, Professor of Management Practice at HBS and the author of True North: Discover Your Authentic Leadership, about how leaders who are true to themselves add significant value to their organizations.

And, in our second segment, Beware the Busy Manager.

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Viral Marketing for the Real World: This week, HBR's Cathy Olofson sits down with Columbia University professor Duncan Watts to discuss his new article in the May 2007 issue of Harvard Business Review, "Viral Marketing for the Real World." Watts explains that while marketing messages may not exactly spread like disease, viral marketing, if used correctly, can be an extremely successful and cost-effective means for getting the word out.

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Why PR Matters: This week, Christina Bielaszka-DuVernay sits down with Kevin Sullivan, Chief Marketing Officer of the employment law firm Fisher & Phillips LLP, and author of an article in the May issue of Harvard Management Update. In the interview, Sullivan shows that good public relations may be more beneficial and easier to accomplish than you may think.

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Preparing for a Pandemic: Dr. Leonard Marcus and Dr. Barry Dorn of the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative discuss the looming threat of a pandemic flu and what businesses need to do to prepare for it.

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Hidden in Plain Sight: This week, Harvard Business School Press' Julie Devoll talks with Erich Joachimsthaler, founder and CEO of Vivaldi Partners and author of the new book Hidden in Plain Sight: How to Find and Executive Your Company's Next Big Growth Strategy. In the interview, Joachimsthaler shows us how to spot growth opportunities and jump on them before someone else does.

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The Upside: This week, Online Editorial Director Paul Michelman sits down with consultant and author Adrian Slywotzky, whose latest book is entitled The Upside: The 7 Strategies for Turning Big Threats into Growth Breakthroughs. In the interview, Slywotzky explains how managing strategic threats as forms of risk can not only diminish their impact, but also transform the threats into new growth opportunities.

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Five Minds for the Future: This week, IdeaCast Producer Steve Singer talks with Howard Gardner, author of the new Harvard Business School Press book Five Minds for the Future. We live in a time of vast changes, and those changes, says Gardner, call for entirely new ways of learning and thinking. In our HBR IdeaCast interview, Gardner defines the cognitive abilities that will command a premium in the years ahead, and helps us understand how we can cultivate them.

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Getting Unstuck: This week, Julie Devoll, from Harvard Business School Press, talks with Tim Butler, author of the new book Getting Unstuck: How Dead Ends Become New Paths. Butler, director of career development at Harvard Business School, discusses a phenomenon that he claims all of us experience at some point in our lives: "impasse"--that feeling of uncertainty about our next move in life. Butler helps us understand how we can manage through such challenges and move to a more meaningful place in our career and in our lives.

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What It Means to Work Here: This week, Harvard Business Review's Cathy Olofson talks with Tammy Erickson, co-author of the March HBR article, "What It Means to Work Here." Erickson contends that in competing for top-quality talent, every company needs to develop and nurture what she calls a "signature experience"--that is, something to help make the company stand out in the minds of current and prospective employees. We'll help you think about how to create and promote such an experience at your firm.

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Competing on Analytics: This week's program features an interview with Tom Davenport and Jeanne Harris, co-authors of Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning. In their talk with IdeaCast correspondent Angelia Herrin, Davenport and Harris explain how more and more leading companies are building their strategies around data-driven insights. The key to doing this successfully, they say, is analytics: a sophisticated approach to analysis and modeling supported by data-savvy senior leaders and powerful information technology. Davenport and Harris explain the benefits of this approach and how it's being put to use across a range of industries.

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Made to Stick: This week, IdeaCast producer Steve Singer is joined by Chip Heath, author of Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die. According to Heath, the ideas that make it--what he calls "sticky ideas"--share a series of common traits, which include both simplicity and unexpectedness. By crafting ideas and the way they are presented according to these and several other guidelines, Heath says leaders will increase their influence and their effectiveness. And he'll begin to show us how.

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The Rewards of Innovation: In our feature segment, Jim Andrew, co-author of Payback: Reaping the Rewards of Innovation, takes a call from IdeaCast producer Steve Singer. Andrew helps us see through the cloudy thinking that often surrounds organizational innovation efforts, and gets us focused on what really matters: generating cash returns from new ideas. To elucidate the innovation-guiding principles that Andrew and his co-authors have developed, our segment today hones in on the current state of the mobile telecommunications industry, including the imminent arrival of Apple's iPhone.

HBR In Brief: An HBR Classic, "Management Time: Who's Got the Monkey?"

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Paths to Power: In our first segment, Harvard Business School Press executive editor Melinda Merino sits down with Anthony Mayo, director of the Harvard Business School Leadership Initiative, for a look at the changing face of leadership in the 21st century. Mayo draws on some of the core ideas in his new book, Paths to Power, which he co-authored with Nitin Nohria and Laura Singleton, to help us understand how the road to the top is being repaved for better access, at least by some.

HBR In Brief: And in our HBR In Brief segment: Transforming corner-office strategy into front-line action.

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The HBR List: Breakthrough Ideas for 2007: In this podcast, we welcome back Harvard Business Review senior editor Paul Hemp to the hot seat. In his chat with IdeaCast producer Steve Singer, Paul introduces us to a few of the more intriguing concepts on HBR's List of Breakthrough Ideas for 2007. Among t