The Attention Economy From Wikipedia ‘Across consumer markets, attention is becoming the scarcest – and so most strategically vital – resource in the value chain. Attention scarcity is fundamentally reshaping the economics of most industries it touches; beginning with the media industry.’ ‘Attention economics” today is primarily concerned with the problem of getting consumers to [...]
Entries Tagged as 'South Korea'
Beware of X Economics (Or, a Primer)
February 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Information Markets, Product Markets
Tags:beverage·Canada·Jasmine Green Tea·Linda Nazareth·media industry·Singapore·South Korea·United States
Google Not Usable! … Pshaw … Seriously?
January 2nd, 2008 · 7 Comments · Information Design, Usability
Well, yes … for the South Koreans, anyway. From an article in the FT: “I love Naver because everything I need is conveniently shown on the first page,” says Hwang Ji-sun, a 22-year-old college student in Seoul. “I get everything from news, shopping advice, the latest entertainment gossip, interesting pictures and hot search words. On [...]
Tags:Google·hot search words·internet searching starts·search box·Seoul·South Korea·www.google.com
