Communications.Management.Marketing
25 January 2015
In 1968, Kenneth “Hap” Klopp acquired The North Face – then two small stores, one in San Francisco and one in Stanford. He turned it in one of the most popular and successful outdoor brands in the world.
18 January 2015
Reading the book written by Nicholas Carlson about Marissa Mayer’s management of Yahoo! has led me to this conclusion.
15 January 2015
It could have been a really good book.
12 January 2015
The fight to save Marissa often seems as strong as the fight to save Yahoo!
11 January 2015
OpenSlate has estimated their 2014 revenues based on “a formula of total monthly views and subscriptions.”
4 January 2015
WIRED recently recounted how Pixar’s Ed Catmull (management) and John Lasseter (artistic creation) brought the magic back to Walt Disney Animation Studios.
3 January 2015
Warning: This book provides an intellectual orgasm!
31 December 2014
Today I am taking a look back at your favorite Superception articles of 2014 and mine.
30 December 2014
A book that is as interesting as it is moving.
28 December 2014
I read this morning in the always-excellent Sports Illustrated a profile of P.K. Subban, the unconventional star of the Montreal Canadiens and the highest paid defenseman of the NHL.
25 December 2014
Peter Thiel can do much better.
21 December 2014
iClarified has published the email that Tim Cook just sent to Apple employees.
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.
