Blessed are the Meeker, Devitt and Wu

Barak Kassar
Barak Kassar

If you believe, as we do at Rassak, that effective communication in the digital era involves understanding the future of communications platforms and devices (in addition to the words, images, video and more that are delivered over them)… then this new edition of the Morgan Stanley Internet Trends presentation from Mary Meeker, Scott Devitt and Liang Wu is a fascinating (and important) read.

Internet Trends 2010 by Morgan Stanley Research

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  1. DbPP.
    This may be one of those, “you had to be there” presentations. Hope there were clowns. There are certainly some excellent points here, worth 3 or 4 different presentations. With long coffee breaks between.

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