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The response to our Working Knowledge interview has been tremendous, with e-mails coming from all over the world. It seems that the notion of jazz as a metaphor for knowledge work in a fast moving world it resonating with a lot of people, and it is nice to see that the interview is listed as #4 among the "Most Popular Stories" this week.
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