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Scott Galloway

Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business and host of the Prof G and Pivot Podcasts. For Scott Galloway speaking inquiries, email speaking@profgmedia.com

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Scott Galloway

Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business and host of the Prof G and Pivot Podcasts. For Scott Galloway speaking inquiries, email speaking@profgmedia.com

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December 4

The Great Dispersion

5-min read The pandemic’s most enduring feature will be as an accelerant of existing trends. The trend that encapsulates the greatest reshuffling of stakeholder value in recent history is … the Great Dispersion. Similar to prior macro trends like globalization and digitization, it offers enormous…

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November 24

Thankful

2-min read This is not the first holiday season shrouded in tragedy. When Americans sat down to a peaceful Thanksgiving dinner in 1940, my mother went to sleep in a London Tube station while the Luftwaffe terrorized her city. I’m thankful for those who came…

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November 20

Twitter/CNN

8-min read In March 2008, after raising $600 million, acquiring 18% of the outstanding stock, and threatening a proxy contest, I was elected to the board of The New York Times Company. The company was struggling to make the transition from print to digital. The…

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November 13

Corona Corps + Biden

7-min read Despite a president throwing toys out of his pram and threats to take allegations of voter fraud all the way to The Supreme Courtyard by Marriott, a degree of normalcy is starting to seep in. Biden speaks in a presidential, unifying manner. The…

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November 6

Twitter & Elections

5-min read I’ve watched CNN for 38 of the last 48 hours. Some observations: • Quinnipiac, Marist, Pew, and FiveThirtyEight should take a poll and stick it up their a$$. • I hope someday someone will touch me the way John King fondles the Perceptive Pixel…

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October 30

Disney’s Carousel of Progress & Facebook

4-min read I grew up in LA, so I’ve been to Disneyland a lot. My first lessons in economics and marketing — scarcity, fiat currency, opportunity cost, sub-brands — were in Anaheim. Between 1959 and 1982, park visitors were asked to engage in game-theory and…

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NMNM October 23

Life & Death

6-min read As we can’t look away from the Mayor of America's one-man luge, and the head-on collision of multitasking and Zoom, we risk losing sight of the profound: Americans are dying from the novel coronavirus at a greater velocity than any crisis in our…

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October 16

AirbnBaller

5-min read While the entire professional class, and every elected official, all claim to be optimists, I see the world through gray-colored glasses. Vaccine by fall, herd immunity, a robust recovery, markets will continue to surge, AI …  Yeah, right.  Pessimists are underappreciated, as while…

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October 9

Tulips to Tesla

2-min read Every decade, there’s at least one financial crisis somewhere in the world. When asked what a recession was, Jamie Dimon responded, “Something that happens every 5-7 years.” It’s been 11. One of the many strange things about a crisis is that the country…

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