Those looking to know more about entrepreneurship  – and particularly the way it is taught at business school – might find an excellent new module on the FT’s MBA Gym site useful.

The MBA Gym gives registered users a free, interactive preview of topics covered on a typical MBA course. The new entrepreneurship module covers issues such as business plans, funding needs and the differences between entrepreneurs and managers. Other modules cover topics such as leadership, marketing, strategy, accounting and finance.

I’ve spent most of this week editing a video lecture by Pankaj Ghemawat, professor of global strategy at Iese, the Spanish business school. It is about the limits of globalisation and how companies need to think hard about the various types of difference that still exist in what he calls a “semi-globalised” world. He’s an excellent speaker. Do check it out.

Anyway, as a consequence of all those hours getting a headache in front of Final Cut Pro, I haven’t read much in recent days so this is a rather brief round-up, consisting of just one other link, and it is very “off topic”. But if you are feeling in need of a bit of moral support in the struggle to innovate in a manner that satisfies your own, potentially deranged, potentially inspired agenda, then read this absolutely marvellous obituary from Wednesday’s FT.