From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg "Lonely Planet" Publishing...
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Lonely Planet frames three concrete claims: keep the original purpose front and centre so new formats serve a clear mission; avoid “concreting” workflows built for print—replace rigid silos with nimble processes; and treat culture and content organisation as the hardest work, not the CMS. Examples: an early misprint of 40,000 books and 15‑month print workflows motivate change, teams built a bespoke CMS after buying failures, they reorganize content by destination and plan to geotag 2,000 extra POIs.
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