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This fiasco is a lesson to all: the new information business requires new thinking.

Still, the entire fiasco is a good lesson for Facebook, which is now an underdog rather than top of the roost.

The National Audit Office's (NAO) forensic dissection of the Better Care Fund fiasco is a harsh lesson in the dangers of ministerial interference in health and care systems under stress.

If The Times really wants to extract institutional lessons from this fiasco, it needs to re-examine its fixation on diversity.

A second review into the lessons of the fiasco for wider franchising, by Richard Brown, is due to be published next month.

But, with 2012 on the horizon, and with controversy over both the cost, and the likely value, of hosting the Olympics continuing to rage, it is worth remembering the Dome fiasco, for there are many lessons to be learned.

"Hopefully some of the lessons of this fiasco will be remembered for more than just three years".

While the company probably learned a few lessons from that fiasco, it's worth keeping in mind as Apple attempts to put together its streaming music business.

George Osborne seems to have learned his political lesson from the fiasco of Google's modest tax settlement with HM Revenue & Customs.

Om Malik has accused Photobucket of "crying wolf" and drawn five lessons from the "Photobucket fiasco".

It may be that there were a number of lessons learned from that fiasco.