Competition in the Digital Age
The title of this post reads like the title of a typical Harvard Business School (HBS) case. Actually, if I wrote "Harvard Business School and the Online Threat (A)" that would be more appropriate. But while I toyed with the idea of writing this in that style, for example: Professor Clay Christensen …
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Coding is all the rage. Many are arguing it is an essential skill for the modern economy. They believe it should be an essential part of the school curriculum. Fundamentally, what is being asked in coding is a very difficult exercise requiring skill development that has applicability well beyond coding. These skills are familar to those who do …
One of the arguments made in the proposed Comcast-Time Warner merger is that these two, very large cable companies do not actually compete. They are in different markets. This is something Tyler Cowen, for example, has pushed as a reason the merger should go ahead. Now this might be a good argument as to why, …
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Digitopoly 