Scott discusses how the best global brands come from the U.S. and why the federal government struggles with brand strategy. He then gives advice to a listener considering leaving the video game industry. He wraps up with more advice, to a listener looking to strengthen his relationship.
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The DOJ’s Case Against Google
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Breaking Up Big Tech
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Algorithmic Commerce
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Algorithms and the Threats to Democracy
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Don’t Lose the Script
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