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Asymmetric Intelligence

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  1. Ep. 27 - Horace Dediu on The Disruptive Nature of Apple TV and Apple Car by The Eric Jackson Podcast

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    https://soundcloud.com/drericjackson/ep-27-horace-dediu-on-the-disruptive-nature-of-apple-tv-and-apple-car

    Eric spoke with Horace Dediu about how disruptive the new Apple TV will actually be, the nature of the media landscape, how Apple could draw viewers away over time, and the potential for live events and interactive apps. We also explore what would make a new car from Apple disruptive and why Apple didnt just buy Tesla.

     

  2. Influencer Insights Podcast | Kea Company's Influencer Insights

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    Over the last couple of years we have been witness to the rise (and fall) of new research initiatives. What defines them, and what drives them to take on the market as they do? Hosts Thom and Derk Erbé are joined by Phil Fersht, Michael Coté, William Tincup and Horace Dediu. The panel drills down on new types of industry analysts and how they will change the IT research landscape.This is the third and final part of this podcast.

    Source: Influencer Insights Podcast | Kea Company's Influencer Insights

  3. The Critical Path #156

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    Horace and Anders discuss Uber's transportation business and discuss how software modularizes the world. In the second half of the show, they take listener questions posted to Twitter using the hashtag #CriticalQuestion.

    Source: The Critical Path #156

  4. Impetus | Transcribing Asymcar

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    Due to some research and related writing I’ve been working on which revolve around the potential for disruption in the auto industry, I have wanted the ability to quickly search the Asymcar and The Critical Path podcasts to locate material I remember hearing. Naturally, this is difficult at best with the material in audio format only.  I know that an edited version of the first year of TCP was presented in a book format some time ago. But since Asymcar contains much of the content that I needed to referenc

    Source: Impetus | Transcribing Asymcar