Critique of Davos: Elitism and Media Shifts

This chapter critiques the exclusivity of the World Economic Forum in Davos, exploring the hierarchical access levels that separate elites from the public and the contrasting realities of climate discussions against private jet usage. It also examines the changing landscape of media following layoffs and the need for creative revenue models in response to evolving advertising standards. The dialogue tackles broader themes of glocalization and the complexities of modern global trade dynamics, including 'friend-shoring' and the challenges facing content creators.