Essays and observations on the digital economy
While consumer marketplaces get most of the attention, B2B marketplaces are quietly rebuilding how businesses buy and sell. The scale of B2B commerce is roughly ten times larger...
Continue reading →The intersection of financial technology and digital entertainment represents one of the most dynamic shifts in global commerce. As traditional banking infrastructure proves ins...
Continue reading →The rapid expansion of digital entertainment has outpaced regulatory frameworks in most jurisdictions. Governments worldwide are grappling with how to balance consumer protectio...
Continue reading →We spent four weeks with six productivity apps that have gained significant traction among remote teams in 2026. Our testing involved real workflows — project management, async ...
Continue reading →For most of the previous century, where you lived was largely a function of where you worked. Remote work broke that coupling for knowledge workers, and the effects are still ca...
Continue reading →The default state of most meetings is dysfunction. They run long, produce unclear decisions, and consume the attention of people who would have been more productive on other wor...
Continue reading →This study analyzes consumer behavior on mobile commerce platforms across six markets (India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, Brazil, and Vietnam) using transaction data from 2.8 mi...
Continue reading →Most of the regulatory attention and public concern about consumer technology currently focuses on AI. I want to argue that a much more immediate problem — subscription fatigue ...
Continue reading →Reporting draws on research published by the Entertain Monitor platform.
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