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Para los emprendedores, importan la confianza y la propiedad intelectual En las dos partes anteriores de “Shakespeare, el empresario de los medios”, mostré muchos paralelismos entre el ecosistema de los medios de Inglaterra hace cuatro siglos y el actual: riesgos similares y recompensas similares. Parte 1: Shakespeare, un emprendedor en medios Parte 2: Shakespeare mantuvo […]
Read More »El modo incógnito era más seguro en un mundo lleno de rumores viciosos En mi boletín anterior, hablé sobre cómo Shakespeare vivió y trabajó en una época de disrupción mediática comparable a la nuestra. Era empresario, dueño de un teatro, creador de contenido y actor en el nuevo negocio de los teatros públicos. English version […]
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Innovó en un mundo plagado de plagio, censura, amenazas de muerte y cosas peores English version Lo que mucha gente no sabe sobre Shakespeare, el poeta y dramaturgo, es que se hizo rico en el nuevo canal de distribución de medios de su época: el teatro público. Numerosas empresas emergentes construyeron grandes teatros al aire […]
Read More »A lesson for entrepreneurs is the value of trust and intellectual property In the previous two parts of “Shakespeare the media entrepreneur” I showed many parallels between the media ecosystem of England four centuries ago and that of today — similar risks and similar rewards. Part 1: Shakespeare the media entrepreneur Part 2: Shakespeare stayed […]
Read More »Incognito mode was safer in a world filled with rumors and vicious gossip In my previous newsletter, I talked about how Shakespeare lived and worked in a time of media disruption comparable to our own. He was an entrepreneur, a theater owner, a content creator, and a stage performer in the new business of public […]
Read More »He innovated in a world rife with plagiarism, censorship, death threats, and worse What many people don’t know about Shakespeare the poet and playwright is that he became wealthy in the new media business of his time — public theater. Numerous startup companies built large open-air playhouses in London at the end of the 1500s. […]
Read More »Along with the decline of youth morals, a favorite topic of people of a certain age is the decay of the language. The idea that there was a Golden Age of morals and language, now corrupted in our decadent time, has been a literary topic for a couple of thousand years. It is part of […]
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