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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Hitmakers

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Mentioned by

Richard Shotton

Ernst-Jan Pfauth

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

as his book when discussing baby names and their trends.

A Grand Unified Theory of Cultural Stagnation

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

when describing his own thesis about why cultural products succeed through a mix of novelty and familiarity.

The Triple Crisis That’s Breaking Hollywood—and Changing the Future of Movies

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

, referencing the chapter title from his own book.

The Demise of Late-Night TV Is an Omen for American Culture

Recommended by

Jay Clouse

as a book he recommends quite a bit and has finished more than once.

#289: Paul Millerd — The Truth About Traditional Publishing (And The Deal He Would’ve Taken)

Mentioned by

Richard Shotton

, quoting its message: If you want to sell something surprising, make it familiar.

1273: Richard Shotton & MichaelAaron Flicker | Marketing to Human Minds

Mentioned by

Phill Agnew

when discussing the impact of backstories on art appreciation.

The surprising true story behind “the greatest ad ever made”

Genoemd door

Ernst-Jan Pfauth

als een boek dat probeert te analyseren waarom bepaalde dingen hits worden en het concept 'fluency' introduceert.

De moderne mediakunstenaar | POM S11E14

Mentioned by

Brian Lehrer

as

Derek Thompson

's national bestseller.

Summer Friday: Building 'Abundance'; Bob Costas; Trans Women in Sports

Mentioned by

Barry Ritholtz

as a book written by the guest

Derek Thompson

.

How Things Go Viral (with Barry, Michael, and Derek Thompson)

Mentioned by

Greta Johnson

as

Derek Thompson

's new book exploring what makes things popular.

Popular vs. Cool With Derek Thompson

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