subject: Harvard Business School For A Case Study [print this page] While many people doubt Arianna Huffington Leighton co-founded many years ago, she named her blog site, she can add another I say, you, after such a pile of Huffington Post today as an official Harvard induction Business School case study.
Huffington and HuffPo CEO Eric Hippeau is in school from 900 today to answer questions, case studies has been submitted.
Although it will not be announced immediately, as others have, as the company's desire to retain some personal information, Huffington said that the overall theme is the creation of opportunities, some companies see other problems.
"The whole concept is about the media, business interruption, said:" Huffington, who knows a good theme, because I like her blog content is often the culprit disintermediating media business.
Huffington actually fell in love with Harvard University professor Tom Muaisenman by his wife, the famous high-tech and media investment banker in the seventh Jill Greenthal R & D,: All Things Digital Conference last June, the Huffington appeared on stage with my interview.
Eisenman, who is joint leader of the Harvard Business School in the process known as "the business world," he said, long ago wanted to start the configuration file.
"They are ambitious," he pointed out that the goal in terms of income and editing. "For the students, it is interesting to note that there is a more familiar and current."
Eisenman's team began collecting data, about one third of the history of one-third of current business and about one-third of the MBT Trainers competitors, executives, and in November from the HuffPo staff.
Although there have been numerous digital company case studies, Eisenman said, this study is to enable students critical Juece time appearance, a fast-growing start to Miandui.
"I always had a critical series of decisions," he said. "Our goal is to require students to understand whether they are correct or not."
Indeed, despite Huffington and her team continue to create them, here's her video in D7 with the Washington Post (WPO) publisher Katharine Weymouth interview: all the things see you in the next issue.
