Is the psychology of content consumption changing? That’s the central idea behind an amazing new discussion featured on The Marketing Companion podcast.
Have you tried our free Internet radio program yet? You’ll have to hear this podcast to believe it — the first order of business is the introduction of the world’s first audio emojis!
But then we get serious. Tom Webster and I get into some discussions that are guaranteed to get you thinking about the nature of content and content consumption today.
This 30-minute episode includes …
Why Snapchat may be the most important communication channel on earth right now and how the “cognitive costs” of this platform will keep it relevant even when grandma joins in.
The dramatic behavioral shift in consumer content streaming behavior. It appears that a massive psychological change is underway and there is more widespread trust in the cloud. There are some trends here that will amaze you.
Facebook’s random acts of strategy. The company is introducing new concepts and then stopping them, experimenting with newsfeeds in weird ways, and promoting new functionality in a seemingly random way. Does the company really have any strategic plan, or are they demonstrating an enlightened model for innovation in the digital age?
Does Facebook need to be regulated by the Federal Communications Commission like other broadcasting channels in the U.S.? Is the rapid development of technology exceeding a government’s ability to understand it and discern possible threats and opportunities?
… Pretty cool stuff, right?
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