NewCo Shift
Covering the biggest shift in business and society since the industrial revolution
NewCo
NewCo explores the stories shaping the world’s most innovative companies through experiential festivals and media offerings. https://medium.com/newco
John Battelle
A Founder of NewCo, Federated Media, sovrn Holdings, Web 2 Summit, Wired, Industry Standard; writer on Media, Technology, Culture, Business
Octavio Raygoza
Multimedia (Video/Photo/Web) Producer
Stacey Reitz Foreman
Co-founder and Executive Producer of NewCo, Live music enthusiast, Proud Mama of two teenage boys, serial startup grrl.
Timothy Nordvedt
Producer and partnerships lead for NewCo.co. CFO at Avalow.com. Resident of the world. Cyclist and father.
Latest Posts
The Anti-Network Effect
As social media platforms grow stronger they grow weaker too. This will eventually open the way for a meaningful alternative to Facebook.
What It’s Like to Be A Woman On the Internet
A follow-up to the mystery of Tee Medlin, and “What It’s Like to Be a Woman at a Tech Conference”
Predictions 2019: Climate, Tech, Trump, Facebook, and…Weed.
If predictions are like baseball, I’m bound to have a bad year in 2019, given how well things went the last time around. And given how my…
How We Fared: Predictions 2018
Cross posted from Searchblog
It’s Not Facebook’s Fault Alone
We got ourselves into this mess. Facebook was just happy to take our money and our data along the way. 2019 is the year we starting…
Mark Zuckerberg is in a crisis of leadership. Will he grasp its opportunity?
It seems like an eternity, but about one year ago this Fall, Uber had kicked its iconic founding CEO to the curb, and he responded by…
Data Could Drive a Small Business Renaissance. But First, We Have to Free It.
How a fictional “Token Act” might change the game in small business across our economy.
Advertising Is Killing The Open Web. It Doesn’t Have To.
Programmatic advertising could change everything. But lazy ad buyers are failing to embrace that change.
How Walmart Steals Amazon’s Best Customers
A fantastical scenario.
Instead of Breaking Them Up, Let’s Force “The Four” to Share.
Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook won’t like it. But our economy would soar.
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