Catégorie : Strategy
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The myth of media fragmentation: a challenge for agencies, not advertisers | Charlie Ebdy posted on the topic | LinkedIn
The article argues that the perception of a fragmented media landscape is misleading, as audiences remain concentrated on major platforms like TV, radio, Google, Facebook, YouTube, and Netflix, despite varied access points and devices. It suggests that the challenge for advertisers is no longer reaching an audience across myriad platforms but rather creating meaningful influence…
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Jeff Bezos said if you ONLY look at data, you will not win big because the biggest breakthroughs are made with intuition: “The only way I could advise any founder or entrepreneur is to deeply… | Jason P. Yoong | 26 comments
Jeff Bezos emphasizes the importance of intuition alongside data in achieving major business breakthroughs, advising entrepreneurs to understand their customers’ needs while also innovating on their behalf. He asserts that while data is crucial and neglecting it can lead to being outperformed by competitors, relying solely on data without trusting one’s instincts and gut feelings…
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Everything Is Television
The article discusses the transformation of various media forms into television-like formats, highlighting how Meta’s August 6 filing revealed that most user activity on Facebook and Instagram involves passive video watching, similar to television consumption. This shift is echoed across media, including podcasts and AI-driven social networks, as platforms increasingly prioritize continuous video flow over…
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How to avoid the Four Horsemen of AI Adoption and drive behavioral change | Conor Grennan posted on the topic | LinkedIn
AI adoption challenges often arise from treating AI as a simple tool rather than a behavioral transformation process. The article identifies four common pitfalls—relying on success stories (“The Lighthouse Case”), assigning AI champions, focusing solely on use cases, and deploying tools without fostering change—and contrasts them with effective strategies that emphasize behavioral shifts, likening AI…
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The Art of the Olympics: An Interview with Yasmin Meichtry | Gagosian Quarterly
The Olympic Museum, established by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, embodies the vision of Baron Pierre de Coubertin to merge sports, arts, and education as part of the Olympic Games. Since its official inception in 1993, the museum has evolved into a cultural hub with permanent and temporary exhibitions showcasing Olympic history,…
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Claude just released an incredible feature. You can now give your Claude AI assistant WORLD-CLASS skills. Yesterday, Claude gave us the ability to give our Claude assistant any skill we want. In… | Kieran Flanagan | 30 comments
Claude has introduced a new feature allowing users to enhance their Claude AI assistant with world-class skills by providing specific prompts to create personalized capabilities, demonstrated in a 2-minute video where a ‘hook’ skill for generating FOMO was developed. This update, released yesterday, enables users to quickly equip Claude with valuable skills from elite experts,…
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Fwd: The Monocle Minute On Design – Wednesday 15 October 2025
The newly launched “Monocle Design Directory” explores design through diverse lenses, featuring a road trip across former Yugoslavia exploring spomeniks, a visit to the US’s Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology for future artisans, and a showcase of furniture in London’s Space House. Celebrating global design hubs like Paris, São Paulo, Tokyo, and Mexico, the publication…
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Fwd: The Briefing: Amazon’s ChatGPT Question
Walmart has announced its collaboration with OpenAI’s ChatGPT to facilitate online shopping through Instant Checkout, marking it as the first major retailer to do so, while raising questions about whether Amazon, a dominant e-commerce player, will follow suit, given the potential impact on its existing AI technologies and advertising business. Meanwhile, in the cryptocurrency sector,…
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The Next Frontier of Data Moats, Verticals Mashing Together, & The Perils of Generative-Only Apps
Edition #36 of “Implications” delves into the evolving landscape of data, its value, and its new forms. It explores the convergence of social, sales, and support functions into unified customer success models, challenges generative-only social apps face in retaining users, and highlights the growing importance of proprietary data graphs, portable personalization profiles, and real-time data…
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Navigating Attention-Driving Algorithms, Capturing the Premium of Proximity for Virtual Teams, & New AI Devices
Edition #12 of “Implications” addresses (1) the emergence of new laws in response to AI-powered algorithms that influence human behavior, (2) the significance of team proximity and innovative technologies for alignment in distributed environments, and (3) unexpected topics with the author’s insights. Targeted at founders, investors, colleagues, and subscribers, this monthly analysis prioritizes quality and…