The Tipping Point: How little things can make a big difference (Malcolm Gladwell) TP-Good

Ideas, Products, Messages And Behaviors Spread Just Like Viruses Do. Behavior Can Ripple Outward Until A Critical Mass Or Tipping Point Is Reached, Changing The World. Gladwell Develops These And Other Concepts (such As The Stickiness Of Ideas Or The Effect Of Population Size On Information Dispersal) Through Simple, Clear Explanations And Entertainingly Illustrative Anecdotes. The Three Rules Of Epidemics — The Law Of The Few: Connectors, Mavens, And Salesmen — The Stickiness Factor: Sesame Street, Blue”s Clues, And The Educational Virus — The Power Of Context (part One): Bernie Goetz And The Rise And Fall Of New York City Crime — The Power Of Context (part Two): The Magic Number One Hundred And Fifty — Case Study: Rumors, Sneakers, And The Power Of Translation — Case Study: Suicide, Smoking, And The Search For The Unsticky Cigarette — Conclusion: Focus, Test, And Believe — Afterword: Tipping Point Lessons From The Real World. Malcolm Gladwell ; [with A New Afterword By The Author]. Originally Published: Boston : Little, Brown, C2000. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.