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Disruptive innovation and the future of news
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Newly named Globe M.E. Skok discusses digital strategy
David Skok David Skok sees his mission at The Boston Globe as helping to define the organization’s RPP — “resources, priorities and processes,” in the words of Harvard Business School professor Clayton...
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Polls, pols and the obsession with horse-race journalism
By Bill Kirtz Does polling drive or mirror public opinion? Three prominent political figures offered different answers during a spirited discussion Friday at Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on Media,...
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When Clayton Christensen and Jill Lepore tangled over ‘disruption theory’
Clayton Christensen. Photo (cc) 2011 by Betsy Weber. Previously published at WGBHNews.org. Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen’s ideas about why some businesses adjust to competition...
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