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Dan Cobley: Vad fysik har lärt mig om marknadsföring

Filmed Jul 2010 • Posted Aug 2010TEDGlobal 2010
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Fysik och marknadsföring tycks sakna samband, men Dan Cobley känner passion för båda. Han parar ihop dessa vitt skilda ämnen genom att med hjälp av Newtons andra lag, Heisenbergs osäkerhetsprincip, "den vetenskapliga metoden" och termodynamikens andra lag förklara de fundamentala teorierna kring branding.

Dan Cobley is a marketing director at Google, where he connects customers and businesses, helping both navigate digital space to find what they need. Full bio »

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