“Content businesses everywhere tend to define themselves by their content. This is the trap. The power of content is increasingly overwhelmed by the power of user connections, of which network effects are perhaps the most potent form.” — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“Shapiro’s and others’ research in industrial organizations influenced the Department of Justice’s efforts to write antitrust policies for networked markets, and they created a new language, too. Terms like compatibility, dynamics, and openness began appearing in articles. And successes in… — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“Content businesses everywhere tend to define themselves by their content. This is the trap. The power of content is increasingly overwhelmed by the power… — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“Trade-offs require clear choices, yet in a world of powerful forces, it is often easier to compromise than to make difficult choices. By” — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“Newspapers struggle with the choice between using in-house journalists to produce content and aggregating content produced by others.” — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“It’s a mindset that I came to see in people who have managed or led digital change successfully. They are humble in recognizing what… — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“Shapiro’s and others’ research in industrial organizations influenced the Department of Justice’s efforts to write antitrust policies for networked markets, and they created a… — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“Nearly 72 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube, three million pieces of content shared by Facebook users, and 230,000 new photos posted on… — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
“This simple idea—that the right decision is often closely tied to its context—has profound implications for management. We will return to it later.” — Bharat Anand Copy Share Image
