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The emerging global web

Stephanie's presentation introduces you to fascinating and innovative services that are re-shaping the web to serve the consumers of tomorrow.
TRENDWATCHING 2017

David Mattin defines the most important trends for 2017.
Putting people back into the heart of digital tech

By Adam Tinworth

In the age of the digital ego, even enterprise apps need to start serving the user.
[Liveblog] The Business Romantic, or fighting algorithms with mystery

By Adam Tinworth

Tim Leberecht, the business romantic Warning: Liveblogging. Prone to error, inaccuracy and howling crimes against grammar. This post will be improved over the first 48 hours after publication What would the romantics make of “you can only manage what you measure”. Or Uber’s surge pricing during a terrorist…
Apple: crippling competitors with infrastructure

By Adam Tinworth

Apple doensn't just out-innovate competitors - it blindsides them, and uses its cash to lock them out.
Holidays should be the New Normal

By Adam Tinworth

This blog has been on holiday, and come back looking different - and feel refreshed. And we should all be taking more time off, if we want to be really successful in work.
Feedly’s DDoS: are we all open to extortion?

By Adam Tinworth

Feedly was the most recent web service brought down by cybercriminals in an extortion-based DDoS.
The Future of branding and companies

By Adam Tinworth

Is aspirational marketing dead? Can your business foster innovation - or does it crush it? Have you got stuck between two business models? NEXT14 explores the new normal for business
Startup thinking: building businesses fit for the new normal

By Adam Tinworth

Are we trying to manage 21st Century businesses with the management thinking of the 1800s? NEXT 14 speaker Lee Bryant thinks so - and he has solutions.
The New Normal isn’t what you think

By Adam Tinworth

The New Normal is not business as usual. This digital revolution is going to take decades - so you better be ready for stormy weather…
Solving the corporate digital problem

By Adam Tinworth

How can corporates resist disruption and adapt to changing times? They need someone new in the boardroom…
Mayer’s Yahoo! – Can she marry product and business?

By Adam Tinworth

There's a great profile of Marissa Mayer up on Business Insider - that gives interesting insight into what makes tech companies different…
NEXT100 Ignite talks: Jan Beckers and Jess Erickson

By Adam Tinworth

Two talks: one on doing business by reputation and one on helping women get to the forefront of tech
The demise of Google Reader and the price of free

By Adam Tinworth

Google is killing off Reader, its RSS reading service on July 1st. The information hungry online community are in shock - but are they just paying the long-delayed price of using a free product?
Like a shark, disruption comes from below…

By Adam Tinworth

Why does disruption not get taken seriously until it's too late? Because it's cheap…
Here be dragons: The Platform Paradox

By Adam Tinworth

The scuffle between Twitter and its customer PeopleBrowsr in the courts is a stark reminder that the "platforms" of today's social networking are only platforms for as long as it suits them.
Could Marissa Mayer’s reign at Yahoo! mark the beginning of the Googlification of business?

By Adam Tinworth

Marissa Mayer is the first prominent Google executive to up sticks and take her skills to the top of a major company. Could this be the start of a diaspora that will reshape business?
The Velocity of digital business

By Adam Tinworth

Ajaz Ahmed and James Hilton from AKQA give us seven rules for doing great work in advertising
The Post-Digital Week – 11 Mar

By Adam Tinworth

A simpler set of links this week, but still post-digital for your pleasure…
The Post Digital Week – 19 Feb

By Adam Tinworth

The best post-digital-related reading from around the web from the week ending 19th February 2012
Is the IT department the barrier to becoming a Post Digital company?

By Adam Tinworth

Forbes has argued that every company is now a software company to some degree. But how many companies are ready to enter the digital era and stop treating digital devices as something to be managed and controlled?
Earning Media through Collaboration – Don Draper Socialised

Bastian Unterberg, jovoto
Microblogging at a Global Player: Web to Enterprise 2.0