How did iPhone and Twitter win in the world? by Nobuyuki Hayashi
- $ 2.99
- Version: 2.0
- Category: Books
- Released: 2010-04-29
- Size: 9.57M
- Author: binWord Inc.
- Rating: 4+
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*** WARNING: This book is written in Japanese. ***IT journalist, Nobuyuki "Nobi" Hayashi talks about new business trends which are represented by iPhone and Twitter, and 5 keywords which are needed to survive for 2010s.1. "Micronization" of contents2. "Perpetual beta" – reevaluate Web 2.03. Create "Archetype"4. "Me" is the most valuable medium5. Digital unites with "Physicality"
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