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Win This Book! Intertwingled

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Enter to win a copy of Peter Morville’s new book, Intertwingled: Information Changes Everything

Last week Peter Morville shared an excerpt from his new book Intertwingled: Information Changes Everything. Today, we’re launching a contest to give away five copies. Answer the following question to enter:

“How has your organization’s culture changed you (or vice-versa)?”

To give us your answer, visit our newsletter subscription page, fill out the required fields, enter your response to the contest question at the bottom of the form, and click “Subscribe to list.” If you already subscribe to our newsletter, send an email with your answer to [email protected] using the subject line: Intertwingled Giveaway. Our bimonthly newsletter is a great way to stay on top of new articles and also gain exclusive access to special discounts, contests, and promotions.

Five winners will be chosen from the valid entries—contest ends on Friday, October 31st.

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