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Great post, best I have seen from #sibos. Thanks
Commented Oct 31, 2012 on Can transaction banking survive in this world of regulation? at The Financial Services Club's Blog
Can transaction banking survive in this world of regulation?
As mentioned, I attended two great sessions, so here’s the next one: can transaction banking survive in this world of regulation? A good theme and one that I was really keen to hear about, particularly as David Wright was part of the panel. David was instrumental in the European theatre during ...
The banking example you use is interesting. Sounds a bit back to the future ie like tried and tested Swiss numbered account system.
Commented Feb 26, 2010 on Moving to Privacy 3.0 at Digital Identity
Moving to Privacy 3.0
[Dave Birch] A typically excellent piece from Jan Chipchase that I've continued to think about again and again since reading it. Commenting on the Facebook privacy stories that have were around recently, he asked whether the Facebook privacy "moment" is: their Microsoft Moment, that point where...
Dave, knocked it out of the park, I was nodding so hard in agreement I thought my head was going to fall off. The insight takeaway for me was not that subs & trans will beat ads in this decade (that's been my tune for a while) it is that making a frequent use service is key to the password problem. BTW, my default log-in these days is Twitter but that's just 'cos I am determined to be the last soul in 6 billion NOT using Facebook - its just my ornery nature. Bernard
Commented Feb 1, 2010 on Subscriptions are the New BLACK. (+ why Facebook, Google, & Apple will own your wallet by 2015) at Master of 500 Hats
Subscriptions are the New BLACK. (+ why Facebook, Google, & Apple will own your wallet by 2015)
I'm on a redeye to NYC, supposed to be working on a presentation i'm giving in a few hours... but fuck it, i can't get this outta my head, so here we go. (note: extremely raw, uneven, long, 1st draft publish & shoot; will revise l8r) ASSERTION #1: The default startup business model from 2000-...
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