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Article: Fast Company adjusts to new life in the slow lane
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- International Herald Tribune
- Article date:
- August 12, 2003
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Fast Company, a magazine that advocated a business revolution, was
first published more than eight years ago on the verge of one. That
revolution, fomented by digital technologies and soaring stock prices,
came and went. But Fast Company remains, although in a much less
exuberant and lucrative state. The task of making Fast Company relevant
to slower times belongs to John Byrne, a writer for BusinessWeek for
18 years and the author or co-author of eight books on business, leadership
and management, including the autobiography of Jack Welch, the former
chief executive of General Electric.Since being bought in 2000 for
an astounding $360 million by Gruner + Jahr USA, the ...
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