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The race to autonomous driving: Winning American consumers’ trust
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Inspiring deeper brand enthusiasm
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Adjusting the lens on economic crime
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Have you seen Deloitte’s DataUSA?
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Infographics: So last year?
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This blog would have been completed a whole lot sooner had a it not been for our latest interviewee, Bill Shander[1], introducing us to FiveThirtyEight—a US site devoted to explaining complex concepts through data analysis and visualisation. Since when, I’ve been wrapped up going “ooh” and “aah” and “isn’t that interesting?” a lot, instead of writing blogs.
Time for fewer words and more pictures?
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Each year I read hundreds of pieces of thought leadership. Some are a struggle to plough through, others much easier, but very few really engage me – or stick with me once the scores are in the spreadsheet and the feedback on the page. And what links those I remember? Almost without fail, it’s that they incorporate some type of visual device to help explain and illustrate the key messages.
Why HBR can charge while you may be struggling to give away content for free
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Founded in 1922 as a magazine for Harvard Business School, Harvard Business Review has over 250,000 paying subscribers to its English-language magazine, a solid base of subscribers for its eleven foreign-language editions, plus hordes of users accessing content on its website for free (5 articles per month or 15 articles per month for those willing to register).