It’s less than 450 words. It’s written by a movie critic, not an industry analyst.
I was impressed, however, how crisply Richard Corliss summarized trends in the movie industry in his Time column – its challenges and its global growth.
The analytics he embeds – seasonal, demographic, related to genres – speak a thousand words each.
Be nice to see more technology analysts and bloggers abstracting higher - not just talk about product features or happy vendor talk, and more about trends in sectors. And yes, even those trends that don’t look positive.
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It’s less than 450 words. It’s written by a movie critic, not an industry analyst.
I was impressed, however, how crisply Richard Corliss summarized trends in the movie industry in his Time column – its challenges and its global growth.
The analytics he embeds – seasonal, demographic, related to genres – speak a thousand words each.
Be nice to see more technology analysts and bloggers abstracting higher - not just talk about product features or happy vendor talk, and more about trends in sectors. And yes, even those trends that don’t look positive.
A fine piece of analysis
It’s less than 450 words. It’s written by a movie critic, not an industry analyst.
I was impressed, however, how crisply Richard Corliss summarized trends in the movie industry in his Time column – its challenges and its global growth.
The analytics he embeds – seasonal, demographic, related to genres – speak a thousand words each.
Be nice to see more technology analysts and bloggers abstracting higher - not just talk about product features or happy vendor talk, and more about trends in sectors. And yes, even those trends that don’t look positive.
January 10, 2012 in A Rare Medium Well-Done, Industry analysts (Gartner, Forrester, AMR, others), Industry Commentary | Permalink