Johnnie Moore

Corporates and online communities

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

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Robert Young looks at how corporates can engage with online communities.

At the end the lesson is one of a paradox. As the power shifts increasingly towards community, the corporation loses its grip on the traditional means of control. Yet, by letting go of control, the corporation creates an environment where the community willingly creates its own switching costs. Such changing market behavior, which is structural and permanent for any industry being usurped by the Internet, must be met with a corresponding shift in corporate mindset.

(Hat tip to James.)

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