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Come Amazon, Apple, Facebook e Google disarticolano le nostre emozioni

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Scott Galloway |

TED Salon: Brightline Initiative

• October 2017

La capitalizzazione di mercato di Amazon, Apple, Facebook e Google, insieme, equivale oggi al PIL dell'India. Come hanno fatto queste quattro aziende ad entrare nelle nostre vite? In un intervento spettacolare, Scott Galloway illustra intuizioni e statistiche che aprono gli occhi sul potere e sulle motivazioni di tali azinede - e cosa succede quando la società antepone l'utile a tutto il resto. Segue una sessione Q&A - Domande e Risposte - con il curatore TED Chris Anderson. (Nota: Questo intervento contiene linguaggio grafico).

La capitalizzazione di mercato di Amazon, Apple, Facebook e Google, insieme, equivale oggi al PIL dell'India. Come hanno fatto queste quattro aziende ad entrare nelle nostre vite? In un intervento spettacolare, Scott Galloway illustra intuizioni e statistiche che aprono gli occhi sul potere e sulle motivazioni di tali azinede - e cosa succede quando la società antepone l'utile a tutto il resto. Segue una sessione Q&A - Domande e Risposte - con il curatore TED Chris Anderson. (Nota: Questo intervento contiene linguaggio grafico).

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Scott Galloway

Professor of marketing

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Scott Galloway teaches brand strategy and digital marketing and the NYU Stern School of Business. He is the author of "The Four" and "The Algebra of Happiness," and cohost of the "Pivot" podcast.

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