by Graeme Codrington | Jul 11, 2005 | Archive
The New Scientist of 9 April 2005 has two small “60 second” items of interest. Sony is to are for its top of 500 movies as paid for downloads, with versions available for mobile phones and portable games consoles. The company is hoping to combat the rise...
by Graeme Codrington | Jul 11, 2005 | Archive
Previously, in Part I, (http://www.tomorrowtoday.biz/content/view/111/40/), we looked at a significant shift taking place in the relationship between employers and employees. The ‚old contract‛ consisted of swapping loyalty for security. A new generation of...
by Graeme Codrington | Jul 11, 2005 | Archive
Previously, in Part I, (http://www.tomorrowtoday.biz/content/view/111/40/), we looked at a significant shift taking place in the relationship between employers and employees. The ‚old contract‛ consisted of swapping loyalty for security. A new generation of...
by Graeme Codrington | Jul 11, 2005 | Archive
There is a great post today on Marketing Web (see here). Its about the experience economy I was talking about earlier (see here). Rather than owning things, many people are moving towards experiences, rentals, trading, and the virtual. The old world of purchase,...
by Graeme Codrington | Jul 11, 2005 | Archive, Future Trends
The Financial Times (click here – premium content) asked this scandalous question on 28 June 2005. Their point was that Apple’s iPod has created a massive new market for downloadable music carried on a handheld digital device. Mobile phone designers as...
