Is There An Alternative to YouTube? I Review 5 Contenders
Besides YouTube, are there any viable alternatives for sharing and consuming videos? 5 of them reviewed,
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Besides YouTube, are there any viable alternatives for sharing and consuming videos? 5 of them reviewed,
Is There An Alternative to YouTube? I Review 5 Contenders Read More »
Steve Faktor tackles Statistics, Networking, Intel & Asian Electronics Fails, CovidCulture Bubbles & so much more!
Steve Faktor’s keynote helps entrepreneurs capitalize on the rise of new religions to re-imagine their products & services.
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What is a disruptor? What does it take to be one? And do you have what it takes? This episode attempts to define the five characteristics of true disruptor. It was inspired by Ricky Gervais’s hilarious, defiant monologue at the Golden Globes, where he skewered Hollywood hypocrisy. So did Ricky disrupt Hollywood? If not, what
Anatomy of a Disruptor: Is Ricky Gervais Hollywood’s Elon Musk? Read More »
Data leaks and what they mean for companies and the economy
Google just announced its move into gaming with Stadia streaming gaming platform. Here’s why this move is essential for Google’s future…and ours. As I wrote in Deconstructing Google’s Strategy in 2013, one of the 4E’s of Google’s strategy is to Expand TIME. 3. Expand the Pie – This is probably the least understood part of Google’s
A digital vampire threw American Express a Curve, here’s what they did & how you should handle parasitic middlemen.
With this Tweet, Microsoft and MasterCard (“Mastersoft”?) announced their partnership to create “universal digital identities“: Voting, driving, applying for a job, renting a home, getting married and boarding a plane: what do these all have in common? You need to prove your identity. In partnership with @Microsoft, we are working to create universally-recognized digital identity. https://t.co/He5syqa5g7
According to The World Economic Forum, 1.7 billion adults don’t have access to bank accounts. Since starting at MasterCard in 2001 and throughout my time at Citi and American Express, I’ve seen “the unbanked” on almost as many slides as “data”. Both, were supposedly huge, untapped opportunities. (And at ruthlessly pragmatic financial firms, they shared the
Do The Poor Need Bank Accounts…Or Something Else? Read More »