The age of SUPERCONTENT
"Nonsense," you might say. "At the end of the day, you need to sell something; narratives are not enough." But aren't they? Another difference between the old world and ours is that we no longer sell things. In the past, the content was used to sell stuff: Executives from manufacturing companies got their TV channel buddies to produce Soap Operas i... See more
Dror Poleg • In Praise of Ponzis
A persistent focus on kid’s entertainment is an inefficient use of resources unless that was all the brand wanted to be, or a major, big…
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Jenni Romaniuk • Better Brand Health eBook
Let’s recap: as content creation and distribution tends to infinity, community emerges as true internet-native media. Community is an exercise in cultural production, and communities filter content proliferate a specific point of view. The role of the community, then, is to create and curate cultural artifacts in-line with their collective point of... See more