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Chatting with Kasey Moore of Whats-on-Netflix a few weeks back, I mentioned that I was thinking about redesigning the Entertainment Strategy Guy website. In my humble opinion, websites should update their look about every three years or so, so I’d been noodling on what it could look like. Kasey mentioned

Wait, do you REALLY need another newsletter. Probably not. Peak newsletter baby! Let me defend why you should add just one more email to your already considerable deluge. Then I’ll give you the details. In My Defense – Why You Need Another Newsletter Here’s my guess as to how 95% of

I’m a huge believer in “data”. I’ve noticed, though, that sometimes this bias towards data is interpreted as a sole focus on data in databases. Or it’s interpreted as a bias against case studies, or, more specifically, anecdotes. Here’s the thing: anecdotes are both powerful and awful at the same

Tomorrow, I’m going roll out part one of a potentially four (or more) part series analyzing The Walt Disney Company’s acquisition of Lucasfilm. I’m going to ask a simple, yet tough to answer question, how much money did Disney make off that deal? When I launched this website, I decided

Most organizations–from corporations to sports teams to armies to universities to government agencies to non-profits–think they use a sound process to make important decisions. But they aren’t. They are arriving at the easiest decisions. I’ll use a media example to show the worst process. Basically, political pundits opine and opine