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The content trapBharat Narendra Anand

The content trap

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"How did the Economist increase revenues from subscriptions when Newsweek and Time were hemorrhaging? How did Tencent create a cash machine from largely free and virtual products in a market with a GDP per capita ten times lower than the U.S.? And in the midst of an industry revolution, how are we to understand these and other media organizations, their fates, and their markets? Combining insightful analysis with an accessible, humorous tone, Harvard Business School Professor Bharat Anand juxtaposes the media strategies of The New Yorker and Britney Spears (they're more alike than you think)…

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  • Other · English · 2016
    Random House · 423 pages · 9780812995381
Economic aspectsTelecommunicationMass mediaEntrepreneurshipStrategic planningBUSINESS & ECONOMICS / EntrepreneurshipBUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Motivational