Social Media - Did We Reach the Summit? pt.2
summary
Argues that LinkedIn’s economy graph will match global talent to jobs, and that encouraging long‑form posts aims to “access the world’s knowledge.” Cites Deep Nishar’s five percent club claim that survival requires respecting users and their data. Shows e‑commerce is local: Ramallah startup YumSafar succeeds by introducing cash payments where Expedia failed; Diwanji serves Arabic users; Flipkart handles cash‑on‑delivery. Notes Facebook’s scale (~700 million) explains continued ad spend despite doubts.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:18The Five Percent Club
- 9:32Advertising on Social Media
- 13:04The Future of Social Media
- 14:06What What Is Social Media
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