As recorded music formats repeatedly changed during the past 50 years, we saw the progress that creative destruction can create.
Vinyl Records, Creative Destruction, and the GDP
About much more than music, the past history of vinyl records is about creative destruction while the present relates to a GDP headache.
Why Mint Chocolate (Chicken) Could Be Our Next Trendy Food
Looking at trendy food takes us to South Korean tastes and the U.S. history of new foods coming and going.
What We Can Learn From the Richest Billionaires
When we look at an animated history of the Forbes list of the richest billionaires, we also see some economic history.
The New Technology Seen By Queen Elizabeth
During the 70 years of her monarchy, Queen Elizabeth witnessed technological change that ranged from washing machines to cell phones.
Some New Spin For Vinyl Records
Rather than new technology, the recent surge in the popularity of vinyl records represents a return to the past.
Six Ways to Look at Innovation
Identifying global innovation leaders, we can look at 132 economies, at income groups, at regions, and even creative destruction.
A Lesson for Rail Transit From the Eastern Shuttle
Far behind other countries, high-speed rail transit in the U.S. just needs to copy what the Eastern Shuttle long ago did for air travel.
The Electric Vehicle Switch
Seeing your new EV, you might find it difficult to imagine the huge changes that an electric vehicle switch required in the factory.
How Reese’s Pieces Are Like Ray-Bans
With tectonic shifts in the TV and film business, movie product placement has remained a dependable marketing tool.
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