Filmed last month at TEDxUofT on entrepreneurial strategy. It reflects thinking about that topic that I have done with Fiona Murray and Scott Stern.
Someone later suggested the title of the talk should have been “A Vision for Relief.”
Here are some links to some of the topics touched on:
Yesterday, Apple announced iOS7, the latest version of its mobile operating system.
I teach at a School of Management so you won’t be surprised to learn that I think good management can make a huge difference in the performance of companies, and ultimately the economy. But you may be surprised that there is very little economic research on the effects of management. Sure, there’s lots of speculation and countless management books and articles, but a recent review
From a preliminary paper by Michael Baye, Babur De los Santo and Matthijs Wildenbeest:
Last year I discussed the economics of spam and suggested:
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam would like its art to be used properly even if that reduces its commercial opportunities:
Unless you regularly read Salon, you probably missed last week’s interesting article about anextraordinary case of revenge editing on Wikipedia. This article should matter to anyone who cares about Wikipedia, and, more generally, it should matter to anyone who cares about the long run success of open platforms for accumulating content.
The US DOJ’s pursuit of Apple as a “ringleader” in eBook price fixing continues to fascinate me.
Last week I posited that Yahoo were engaging in a renewed portal strategy: basically, trying to be in a position to capture readers’ atte
Today Larry Page at Google IO said he was tired of hearing about how Google is fighting with this company and that.