Episode 11: Napster Changes the Music World
Pete and Scott peer to peer share the story of how 2 Seans change the music world almost overnight.
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For decades, large corporations have taken risks by launching big ideas. Sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. This podcast is about the sometimes they don't. Join Peter Dunn and Scott Long as they break down the hilarious histories of infamous product fails.
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Episode 6: Stay in Your Lane
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Episode 4 The Rise and Fall of Baseball Cards with Guest Jake Query
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How Walmart Crushed Kmart Episode 4
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Episode 3 Netflix Vs Blockbuster (w/guest Dan Cummins)
In the late 90s a young upstart company called Netflix began with the goal to become the Amazon of movie rentals. At this same time Blockbuster video ...
Episode 2: The New Coke Fiasco
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