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Beta

The myth of perfection

Vestiges of the industrial age

End of mass production, distribution, marketing

(No more one size fits all)

Process over product

(Openness leads to collaboration)

No longer prisoners to our means of production & distribution

(There were no second chances)

The wages of perfection

Detroit

(Deaf companies)

Journalism

(Pefection=objectivity)

Marketing

(Selling perfection)

Hollywood

(Our way is the right way)

Fashion

(From on high)

Government

(No license to fail)

Education

(Only one right answer)

Religion

(Don't go there)

Beta-think

Baking the beta

(How done is done?)

Openness breeds generosity

When customers take control

Betas as PR, marketing, relationship building

Confessing is good for the product

(Errors enhance credibility)

Betas are simpler

Betas are faster

Beta management

Beta Nation

Technology: Google

Autos: Local Motors

Fashion: Zara

News: Gawker

(and cable news)

Entertainment: jazz,

Television Without Pity

Service: Zappos

Advertising: Zappos

Life is a beta:

Careers, marriages, kids

Beta-media

Process v product

Beta = transparency

Beta = collaboration

The link

enables

collaboration

Link economy

v

content economy

Imperatives of the link economy

Must be searchable

to be found

Forces specialization

(Do what you do best, link to the rest),

Forces efficiency

He or she who receives links

will monetize them

Collaborative

v

owned

Ecosystem

v

corporation

Network

v

company

Distributed

v

centralized

Entrepreneurial

v

institutional

What

Should

Jarvis

Do?

  • Publicness

  • Deflation

  • Process

The alpha version

Jeff Jarvis

Le mieux est l'ennemi du bien

—Voltaire

The best is the enemy of the good