Scroll: Can digital media get away from ads?
Ads are both a boon and a problem for digital media groups. Today Vox Media launches an alternative business model worth considering.
Ads are both a boon and a problem for digital media groups. Today Vox Media launches an alternative business model worth considering.
Although deepfakes might be discussed a lot these days, we might not realize that a deeper level the digital economy is shaped so that we don’t distinguish information from promotion anymore.
Eugene WEI wrote a reference article on social network business as « Status as a Service ». This is an important read. Here’s why:
For the last ten years I’ve been in China at least once a year. As such, there is no way I consider myself an expert with deep understanding of this market. No, what I have now is a long string of snapshots, flowing together in an accelerated vision of how this market is evolving.
This is a discussion replaying my last keynote about digital markets in Europe, why ‘digital is over’, and why Europe still has many options to leapfrog the US and (maybe) fend of China as much as possible.
I was offering in a previous article that like electricity, digital is over. That extends to your point of sales: the store is not going to be more digital.
Many companies are still investing a lot of time and money to play catch up and embark in the digital revolution. The only problem is that in 2018 digital is over. Digital is like electricity. It’s always on, pervasive, low cost and no one brags about being an electric business anymore.
Technology disruption or « death by Moore’s law » is one of the easiest form of business obsolescence to avoid. And yet, it’s disarmingly diifcult to cope with for most corporate culture.
A quick review of « AI Super-Powers » a book on the rise of China as a tech super-power.
Remote team and distance working are not just a phase, it may last a while so how do we upskill leaders so they can (re)connect with their teams?
In this article we’re going to discuss retrograde analysis, scouting portfolio, optionality and retooling your innovation program to adapt to a high uncertainty market.
The second part of my Covid-19 crisis analysis, with my predictions on the key changes businesses will have to face in the next 3 years in terms of politics, economy, social, techno en environmental drivers.