The Cook’s Economist: Functional Publishing Models
Examining the ways in which structure changes what gets published, and why
Where org design meets incentives, markets, and the economics of how work actually gets done.
Examining the ways in which structure changes what gets published, and why
I got back to reading Krakatoa this week – I’ve been about halfway through the book for a couple years now – and I’ve stumbled across a rather interesting passage. Bold emphases are mine, but you prolly knew that already; can’t think of the last time I saw bold
Why prizes work; Why games are good for the world; Smaller is better; Millennial alter egos; Post-digital briefs.
Publicness is now free; Influencers are fickle; Moscow traffic; Game designs; Playing time is oxygen.
So... the following is a draft for a little page-or-so thing I'm writing in re: a position on the social web and its implications for B2B marketing. Warning! There are a few buzzwordy things in the below, and the voice is a lot more professional than I usually
Type to search posts, essays, and chapters.