OK, I’m sure it’s not really an innovation, but it was the first time I’d ever seen it, and it makes so much sense! I just finished reading The myths of Innovation, by Scott Berkun, and instead of offering the standard semi-useful bibliography, at the end of this book he provides a ranked bibliography. The bibliography shows the books from which he took the most notes first. What a great idea!
It’s a really quick read, only 150 pages of actual text, and it did a really good job of sparking some ideas as I was reading. The colophon is not to be missed either 😉
Technorati Tags: Innovation, Berkun, bibliographies
Comments
One response to “Innovation in a book about Innovation”
I don’t understand why everyone doesn’t do this. Furthermore, library catalogs should include searches like these when looking for materials. There should be a superindex so words that show up more often and a super-bibliography so that sources that are cited more often. It would make research much easier, and that’s what librarians are here for.