Richard Nash Tells All–Or At Least Quite A Lot
Richard Nash is a very smart publishing person, and plenty smart enough to know when an experimental direction he’s taken isn’t working out. As a result, he gave a talk this week at the Books into Browsers conference in San Francisco conceding that Cursor, the enterprise he announced with great anticipation in 2010, hasn’t really taken off in the way he’d hoped. He’s learned some valuable lessons about why, and he shares them in this candid talk.
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