Open English: Among the highest growth potential companies in digital consumer business in Latam
Open English: High potential online based English-language shcool is among the highest growth potential consumer companies in Latin America
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Letterman prompted into retirement by digital changes
David Letterman's retirement was prompted not just by his years of service, but a digital shift in dynamics for Late Night TV
Kodak: The fall of a giant
Who doesn’t remember going on vacations and having to pack tons of little film rolls along with your camera? (which, as a kid, I opened and unrolled several times to see how pictures look like in there, ruining them!) Or […]
TED leads in a winner-take-all world of conferences
How TED became a household name, transformed itself into a media company, and upended the conference business by giving away its product for free.
Airbnb has truly challenged the status quo of the travel industry
With a $25 billion valuation and after only seven years in the market, Airbnb has surpassed the market cap of major hotel companies like Marriott that manages more than 4.000 hotels ($21bn) or Starwood with more than 1.200 properties […]
Minerva – not your ordinary university
Virtual classroom. Active learning. World class professors. Half of the bill. Welcome to the future of higher education.
Ocado finally makes online grocery retail work
UK retailer Ocado creates a viable online grocery service by reinventing operations around online-only grocery retail.
Kickstarter: kicking the habit of turning to angel investors
Entrepreneurs raise funds via Kickstarter, and in doing so attract more contributors, who in turn make it an even more appealing platform
Analyzing facial expressions to increase emotional resonance of video ads
Affectiva is winning by using digital technology to create and capture value in the market research industry.
OnePlus One, Redefining the Math of Smartphones
OnePlus is changing the game in the smartphone market with a "flagship killer" priced at half of its competitors’ products. The question is whether OnePlus will be able to capture enough value to ensure its long-term viability.