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Media Revenue Models Framework: 12 categories of income sources for media companies
/4 Comments/in Future of mediaAs the world of media moves beyond its traditional boundaries, media operators need to broaden their thinking about potential revenue sources. In a connected world, the possibilities transcend the classic advertising, sales and subscription models. In my recent article Creating the Future of Media: 4 Driving Forces, 4 Strategic Issues, 4 Essential Capabilities in Media […]
Feb 02, 2010 — Vistage
Ross Dawson interviewed on the key issues in reputation management and collective intelligence
Top blog posts of 2009: 8 Perspectives on Influence
/3 Comments/in Future of media, Influence, Social trends, TwitterOther 2009 summary posts Top blog posts of 2009: 6 on Twitter and the media Top blog posts of 2009: Enterprise 2.0 and organizational effectiveness Top blog posts of 2009: The future Top keynote speech presentations/ videos of 2009 And one more summary of my blog posts that have attracted the most interest this year, […]
The top 10 trends for the 2010s: the most exciting decade in human history
/7 Comments/in Future of business, Future of humanity, Global economy, Social trends, Technology trendsIn his excellent book The Meaning of the 21st Century, James Martin asks when in human history you would most like to be alive. For me there is no question that it is now. The coming decade will be the most exciting in human history. The very challenging year of 2009 that we are preparing […]
Top blog posts of 2009: 6 on Twitter and the media
/3 Comments/in Future of media, TwitterOther 2009 summary posts Top blog posts of 2009: Enterprise 2.0 and organizational effectiveness Top blog posts of 2009: The future Top keynote speech presentations/ videos of 2009 At this time of year it’s good to look back at the blog posts I’ve written and see what is most interesting. Some have got quite a […]
Futurist proved correct! …and today describes the extraordinary social technologies of 2016 (release)
/9 Comments/in Future of business, Future of humanity, Future of media, Social media, Social networks, Social trends, Technology trendsThis morning Future Exploration Network issued this press release (excuse the hyperbole :-) ) I have already done several radio interviews on the forecasts in the release with quite a few more radio, newspaper and TV interviews lined up for the next days – the ideas seem to have struck a chord. Futurist proved correct! […]
FTC regulates blogging! Insights into the new world of paid influence
/1 Comment/in Influence, Social media, Twitter, Web 2.0The US Federal Trade Commission has released its long-awaited update to its “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising” to now cover blogging and social media. The headline news is that: The revised Guides also add new examples to illustrate the long standing principle that “material connections” (sometimes payments or free products) […]
ABC Radio National: Discussion on the future of influence
/3 Comments/in Future of business, Influence, Social media, Social trendsABC Radio National Future Tense this morning featured a discussion on the future of influence (click here for the podcast of both the radio program, and the unabridged discussion between Duncan Riley and myself). It kicks off with a quote from Chris Saad saying that influence and reputation are the currencies of the day, even […]
Will Influencism supplant Capitalism? The emergence of the influence economy
/3 Comments/in Future of business, Influence, Social media, TwitterOne of the most interesting topics at the recent Future of Influence Summit was the emergence of business models for influence. Some particularly intriguing issues were raised in the Business Models for Influence and Reputation panel, suggesting that one of the key currencies of the future will be influence. The panellists generally agreed that total […]
