In the latest episode of The Marketing Companion Tom Webster and I look at a couple of trends that are eerily Big-Brother-like.
Is Google a government? We talk about memos leaked to the WSJ that shows the potential power of Google to influence politics and nations. A fascinating discussion ensues.
John Hancock will only insure you if you wear digital fitness tracking devices. Brilliant marketing strategy or the beginning of Big Brother? Tom and I agree on this one, and our views might surprise you.
Finally, we discuss Medium’s radical new plan to kill ads and reward authors. We’re fans and I hope you are too!
Really interesting show. Check it out!
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