Have We Just Witnessed A Historic Moment For The Future Of Social Media?
22 April 2026
A trial that largely flew under the radar could prove to be a game changer.
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Tag Archives: Social networks
Spotify And Joe Rogan: Valuation Over Values
7 February 2022
It is in crises that we can observe the true nature of human beings and organizations. Case in point with Daniel Ek and Spotify.
For Journalists, It Is Time To Distinguish Objectivity And Integrity
1 July 2020
The growing polarization of the public debate raises with new urgency the question of the role of the news media.
Why The Absence Of Collusion Between Donald Trump And Russia Is Bad News For Silicon Valley
29 March 2019
Social networks are the greatest geopolitical threat to world peace since the Berlin crisis.
Superception Podcast Ep. 38 – Andy Merrill, Partner At Prosek Partners
14 October 2018
Conversation on financial communications with Andy Merrill, partner at Prosek Partners, a leading independent public relations and financial communications firm.
Superception Podcast Ep. 36 – Steven Goldberg, Managing Director And Co-head Of Sard Verbinnen’s Los Angeles Office
16 September 2018
Conversation on corporate communications on legal issues with Steven Goldberg, managing director and co-head of Sard Verbinnen’s Los Angeles office.
B2B Marketing: Large Accounts Crumble
16 April 2017
If you are a B2B marketer or sales representative and you are not yet active on LinkedIn, it is high time you grow a presence on the professional’s social network.
The Digital Revolution Is Mutating Into The Terror
2 February 2017
Its main innovations impair the ability of individuals and organizations to communicate.
On The Social Web, Nobody Knows A TV Commercial Is An Ad
14 February 2016
The cost to run a 30-second commercial during this year’s Super Bowl was 5 million dollars.
Journalism And The Disinformation Society
27 December 2015
The level of political lying in some democratic societies is reaching a point that we thought – and hoped – would always be the apanage of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes.
