Communications.Management.Marketing
Truth Is Just Perception
Twitter At Odds With Privacy
30 August 2015
In June, the microblogging site had closed the Politwoops account, created by the Sunlight Foundation, which tracked tweets deleted by American politicians.
“Community” Is The Most Beautiful Word In The Human Language
16 August 2015
The human being is a social animal: Individuals exist in their relationship with others.
Cecil The Lion’s Murder Confirms Stalin’s Perception Theory
9 August 2015
Hundreds of lions are killed by poachers and thousands of people are murdered by terrorists and dictatorships* every year in Africa. So why did Cecil’s assassination have such an impact?
Is The Media Really Becoming A Wire Service?
2 August 2015
That’s what Ezra Klein, the former Washington Post wonder boy and now editor-in-chief of Vox.com, posits in a column.
I Am Opposed To Journalists Being Paid For Clicks
19 July 2015
Slant, a new news site launched a few days ago by former employees of the Huffington Post, Bleacher Report and the New York Daily News, pays its journalists based on the traffic they generate.
The Management Lesson Of Paul McCartney
12 July 2015
The greatest melodist in the history of pop music has given an interview to British magazine Esquire.
The Management Lesson Of Mark Zuckerberg And Sheryl Sandberg
5 July 2015
Facebook’s COO recently gave the commencement speech at Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management (China).
Facebook Can Now Identify People Without Seeing Their Face
28 June 2015
Yann LeCun heads Facebook’s artificial intelligence research.
Book Review: “Believer: My Forty Years In Politics” By David Axelrod (2015, 528 Pages)
26 June 2015
The real-life West Wing.
Superception is a media outlet focused on perception issues across communication, management, and marketing in the age of artificial intelligence. It features a blog, a newsletter, and a podcast. It was founded and is published by Christophe Lachnitt.