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BusinessWeek.com editor isn't afraid to try unusual things

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"The other day I suggested to my senior team that every Saturday we turn our entire home page over to user-generated content," says BusinessWeek.com editor-in-chief John Byrne. "People looked at me as if I was the devil. They thought we shouldn't surrender our real estate to our readers. ...But the point is we need to keep trying new things that deepen our relationship with our readers."

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