I respectfully disagree about the myth of Silicon Valley though. As a seasoned analyst raised on these "promoted" ideas, I keep seeing how they work, and, yes, how they change analytics and product perspectives. Adapting can be a challenge.
My biggest lament is that Twitter becoming a very public case study is that we're going to revert back to Web 1.5 behavior of commenting on each other's blog posts to keep in touch.... quainter, but slower, times....
The emperor and his clothes
What an article, so much is hidden here!
I respectfully disagree about the myth of Silicon Valley though. As a seasoned analyst raised on these "promoted" ideas, I keep seeing how they work, and, yes, how they change analytics and product perspectives. Adapting can be a challenge.
As always, bold and interesting.
Well, there’s at least one reader that was willing to sit through the entire McCullers/Harper clip.
My biggest lament is that Twitter becoming a very public case study is that we're going to revert back to Web 1.5 behavior of commenting on each other's blog posts to keep in touch.... quainter, but slower, times....