Daniel Pink spoke at Japan Society on October 6. In case you missed his lecture about manga industry in Japan, below is the link.
http://innovators.japansociety.org/
You can also read Mia Lerda’s blog entry from Ningin.com
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Daniel Pink’s video
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Japanese Publishing Company Kodansha Purchases Rights to Dan Pink’s Book, Johnny Bunko
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Daniel Pink‘s book, Johnny Bunko: The Last Career Guide You’ll Ever Need, will be the publishing company’s first imported manga!
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