Pivot Dorsey moves to Africa and streaming platforms trump movie theaters
Dec 3, 2019
Jack Dorsey's bold decision to move to Africa while leading Twitter raises eyebrows about corporate governance. The hosts dissect the streaming wars, highlighting how home viewing is reshaping movie dynamics and impacting theater attendance. They also delve into the pitfalls of logistics companies like FedEx, discussing the broader implications of tech disruptions and societal issues. With humor and insight, they explore cultural sensitivity and Africa's burgeoning tech scene, predicting Twitter may face challenges ahead.
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Streaming Wars and Declining Movie Attendance
- Movie theater attendance has declined, likely due to the convenience and improved home viewing experience.
- Streaming platforms offer vast selections, high-quality content, and personalized recommendations.
Dorsey's Move to Africa
- Jack Dorsey announced he's moving to Africa for part of 2020 to explore the continent's tech scene.
- Scott Galloway criticizes this decision, questioning the corporate governance of a CEO leaving for an extended period.
FedEx vs. Amazon Delivery Anecdote
- Kara Swisher had a negative experience with FedEx's delivery service over Thanksgiving.
- In contrast, she had a seamless experience with Amazon's delivery and return process.