Ordinarily, a second place finish might seem good enough, but Trump had raised media expectations that he would have a huge win in Iowa. When the Trump campaign failed to meet or exceed expectations, the perception grew that he lost. Trump's habit for calling others losers created a unique context for the label to boomerang. Read the entire blog post here.
Dr. Lipschultz is Peter Kiewit Distinguished Professor, UNO Social Media Lab and School of Communication, University of Nebraska at Omaha. Contact him @JeremyHL on Twitter.
Thursday
The Donald's Iowa Caucus Business Lessons
Ordinarily, a second place finish might seem good enough, but Trump had raised media expectations that he would have a huge win in Iowa. When the Trump campaign failed to meet or exceed expectations, the perception grew that he lost. Trump's habit for calling others losers created a unique context for the label to boomerang. Read the entire blog post here.
Uber, Netflix and Reddit: 2016 Business Lessons
You are selling an experience within the context of a global, real-time marketplace.
Let's make 2016 the year that our businesses grasp the implication of a fundamentally different and technological world. Read more at the Huffington Post!
Let's make 2016 the year that our businesses grasp the implication of a fundamentally different and technological world. Read more at the Huffington Post!
Wednesday
Warren Buffett Tells Success Secrets to Students
Omaha billionaire investor and Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett offers free advice to students. My new blog post offers a look at what works.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeremy-harris-lipschultz/learning-business-focus-f_b_8327558.html
Buffett offers one word that best describes successful people: focus. He adds that there is another word he would want written on his tombstone: teacher.
Critical Thinking in Social Media Data Analysis
My new Huffington Post blog post reports on the importance of critical thinking in data analytics. Please check it out and let me know what you think.
Sunday
The Donald Trump Problem
Imagine a 2016 debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. In ChicagoNow, I ask the question: Would Chicago vote for Trump over Clinton?
http://www.chicagonow.com/chicagonow-news-opinion/2015/07/would-chicago-vote-for-trump-over-clinton/
http://www.chicagonow.com/chicagonow-news-opinion/2015/07/would-chicago-vote-for-trump-over-clinton/
Wednesday
Goodbye Cable TV Bundle
Top cable channels now see streaming video customers as the future of the business. My Huffington Post Business blog this week explores consumer choices behind cable television cord cutting.
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