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Thoughts about user currencies
Considering DiCoDE as a Value Chain, we need to see, in the end, which currencies user uses to pay for the digital content he receives. I plan to tackle this topic in the book and am even considering inviting a … Continue reading
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Tagged adsense, advertising, adwords, Alexander Osterwalder, analytics, attention, banner, Branded Utility, business model, Business Model Generation, Communication, CPA, CPC, CPL, CPM, credit card, CRM, Customer Service, Customer XP, data, DM, e-commerce, engagement, Facebook, Georg Petschnigg, Gerd Leonhard, Gmail, Google, m-commerce, Marketing, media, money, Nike+, payment, PayPal, privacy, regulation, Sales, SMS, user currencies, value
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How Twitter is killing its complementors
Platform Utility: state reached by a platform when both complementors (usually corporations augmenting value of the platform for the user and having a business model relying on this platform) and users enable each other’s growth, reaching a virtuous circle state. … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, API, complementor, Dick Costolo, Facebook, GigaOM, innovation, Mashable, platform utility, TechCrunch, Twitter, user XP
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Regulation: The Empire Strikes Back
Recent announcement from European Competition Commissioner Joaquín Almunia about Antitrust preliminary investigation towards Apple is quite interesting. It shows reinforcement of regulation in New Media. This is a trend I highlight in UnCoDE (DiCoDE present): after having allowed New Media innovators … Continue reading
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Tagged antitrust, Apple, DiCoDE present, EU, Facebook, Google, innovation, regulation, UnCoDE, US, Youtube
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So Coal Network as DiCoDE Easter Egg
When i initially created DiCoDE, i wanted to highlight, even if it’s not (yet) directly related, how important energy is, and will increasingly be, in New Media. Servers, devices, computers… everything that is digital needs power supply. And will have … Continue reading
Facebook phone DiCoDEd
So, Facebook is working on a phone, or at least a phone OS. And if they’re not, well… they’d better to! The best article I’ve read treating this topic is the one from Business Insider. It’s talking about platform logic … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Android, Apple, attention, browser, Business Insider, Carrier, credentials, data, DiCoDE, engagement, Facebook, Facebook Zero, Firefox, Game Center, Gmail, Google, iOS, iTunes, MNO, mobile, money, OS, Ping, platform logic, platform utility, smartphone, user currencies, voice
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