Concerts In 2013 Billboard declared that the touring industry had never had it so good (Billboard). After a blip in growth (linked to economic decline) worldwide concert going began to be on the up and up, with an expert saying the “concert industry is basically on fire”. The above statistic reveals a similar trend (Statista), …
Daily Archive: March 31, 2015
Mar 31
The Entertainment Industry: Theatre
Theatre and relevance to Be Seated The popularity of events is intertwined with Be Seated. Thankfully there are numerous reports that indicate that despite biting austerity policies the UK population still values and attends live entertainment and sporting events. The following infographic (click to enlarge) reveals that a large proportion of the UK population attend …
Mar 31
Related Academic Work 6: Crowdsourcing in 2014: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
Crowdsourcing in 2014: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility (link) By Narinder Singh “At the onset of 2014 we find crowdsourcing where cloud was just a few short years ago – widely discussed, unevenly adopted and on the cusp of widespread industry impact.” In this article the author provides a glimpse into the current state …
Mar 31
Related Academic Work 5: Reviewing the Influence of Online Reviews
Reviewing the Influence of Online Reviews by Marion aan ‘t Goor (ViralBlog, 2013) [Link] Key Points “Your business’ Internet reputation is everything these days. Your customers are increasingly writing reviews and recommendations about, and giving ratings to, your products online. How do these influence potential new customers?” PeopleClaim surveyed 2,445 US consumers, of which 70% …
Mar 31
Related Academic Work 4: Using the Crowd as an Innovation Partner
Using the Crowd as an Innovation Partner By Karim R. Lakhani (Harvard Business Review, April 2013) [Link] Key Points Many are using the crowd as an innovation partner, from Apple to biologists. Some managers remain cautious to trust in strangers to contribute. The main reason why some managers miss an opportunity in using the crowd …