What Disruption Means: Thinks Out Loud Episode 126

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What Disruption Means – Headlines and Show Notes

• Steve Case: Get ready, the Internet is about to change again. Here’s how. – The Washington Post
• 42% of consumers have never shopped on mobile: report – Luxury Daily – Research
• The Coming Massive Mobile Disruption
• How Safe Are Independent Hotels from Airbnb?
• Airbnb’s releases pricing algorithm to devs, jeopardizing startup ecosystem
• Mobile Commerce is Here To Stay
• Are Hotel Brands Doomed?
• Uber’s New Privacy Policy Admits That Riders Have No Privacy – Skift
• Struggling talk show host Conan O’Brien put his studio on Airbnb
• Here’s your first look at Uber’s test car – Pittsburgh Business Times
• From Rides to Eats, Uber Launches New Food-Delivery Service
• The Math Wizards Who Rule Murky World of Programmatic Buying | Digital – Advertising Age
• What Google’s Entrance to M-Commerce Means for Merchants
• E-commerce Delivers a Left-Hook to Brick & Mortar Retail – OPENforBusiness
• Google’s Mobile Buy Button: Should You Buy In?
• Apple is getting smarter with search and keeping its users away from Google – Quartz
• The Top Jobs In 10 Years Might Not Be What You Expect | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Behind The Scenes At Maple, The David Chang Backed, Delivery-Only Restaurant Of The Future | Fast Company | Business + Innovation

You might also want to check out these slides I had the pleasure of presenting recently about how to lead mobile-focused digital transformation within large organizations (a topic we’ve been talking about a fair bit lately). Here are the slides for your reference:

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Technical details: Recorded using an Audio-Technica AT2035 studio condenser microphone through a Mackie Onyx Blackjack USB recording interface into Logic Express 9 for the Mac.

Running time: 17m 32s

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