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WFH Daily #200: A small change in pace
October 9, 2020: Are you a stadium person or a TV person; Why Twitter is not just about Twitter; Have you finished your novel yet?
Tag : social-media
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
Learning to live a digital life
Season 2, Episode 2: How do we craft sharp, yet authentic digital personas? That’s a necessary skill since so much of what we do has moved online—how we learn, meet friends, work, and apply for jobs. Haresh Chawla and his son Shiv debate that all important question
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
Dealing with the digital tsunami
I hated relying on digital technologies. I struggled to craft emails that communicated my ideas crisply. And I didn’t see the larger point in building a social media profile on Twitter and engaging with complete strangers. Till the pandemic forced me to confront the harsh realities and grapple with the demands of the new virtual world
Advertising & social media, art of conversation, & navigating the unknown
Outrage is a leitmotif of our social media conversations. And it is starting to reach a tipping point
Will the real Twitter please stand up?
Twitter is not one, but three. It is a protocol, an app, and a media company. And being all the three is doing it no good
Big Data in the Age of Biology
Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple sound old. Investors have their eyes on startups invested into healthcare and personal medicine
Technology and the new influencers
This Week: Airbnb vs the hospitality industry, developing a unique perspective, and why Big Tech needs to be disrupted
The purpose of the enterprise
Businesses, and inventors in technologies, must be held accountable for the impacts their products have on the lives of their customers and on societies. We must ask, why is this to be done? Who will benefit? Who may be harmed by it?
Opinion is free. But is it trustworthy?
That those in the media are toast is now part of popular opinion. But the fact that an opinion is widely held is no evidence that it is not utterly absurd
How the media has let down democracy
Journalists need to be heard to be able to convey truths. But social media has dumbed down public discourse and made it difficult for reflective commentators to be heard
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