The old-media business model is collapsing all around us, yet somehow newspapers and magazines and TV networks find the money to send big crews into the Swiss Alps for an annual business conference. Why is that? 1) For the global TV news networks—BBC World, CNN International, and CNBC’s various iterations—it’s the equivalent of College Football [...]
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