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Despite all I knew about the value of strategy, Netscape was where I learned that free-range discovery could inspire innovation no one could foresee, at equally unforeseen market velocity. It was a much more dynamic model of company building with higher highs and lower lows.
Continuous Process Improvement Another way of ensuring that the principles we're discussing here are always more important than any particular process you follow is to intentionally practice continuous process improvement. The idea is to always reflect on your experiences and your needs, and constantly strive to get better. This means being careful you don't fall into the trap of becoming religious about process.
The streaming model in its current form is not the answer for many—as the industry has learned to varying degrees of frustration. At the most basic level, DTC models are inherently flawed. They create an asymmetric relationship between the product and the consumer: the moment the consumer isn’t getting what they want, the relationship is over. As a famous philosopher may have remarked during the French Revolution, “the streaming revolution is eating its own children.” On to the next.
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