I wouldn't be surprised if it was the required reading for a semester course on information economics, or rather the economics of an information society. It is full of insightful concepts, and more importantly, examples to substantiate the strategies recommended.
Information is costly to produce but cheap to reproduce.
Some adopt wait and see attitude for common standards to appear. What I like most about this book is that there is a bullet point summary of lessons learned at the end of each chapter. Finally, like Striking It Rich.