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By Geoff Sharp
Sowing the Seeds of Negotiation Theory with Podcasting
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Because I'm giving the e-letter a plug I'm sure NP@PON won't mind me giving you a peek at Joshua Weiss' interesting article Sowing the Seeds of Negotiation Theory with Podcasting which I have put up on the web (PON, if I'm wrong about that here's how to write a Cease and Desist letter and here's where to send it)
Many of us no doubt tune into Josh's Negotiating Tip of the Week podcasts.Do you know he gets 60,000 downloads a month and he's in the Apple iTunes Top 50 Business podcasts for nine months now - reaching as high as number two!
Full post as published by mediator blah...blah... on February 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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