Wake Up: The nine hashtags of digital disruption

Wake Up: The nine hashtags of digital disruption
ISBN-10
0702260770
ISBN-13
9780702260773
Category
Computers
Pages
240
Language
English
Published
2017-10-11
Publisher
Univ. of Queensland Press
Author
David Fagan

Description

Your essential guide to the biggest revolution of the past century. David Fagan was at the forefront of this revolution as he helped take one of Australia’s largest media organisations from print to digital. In Wake Up, he explores the challenges and opportunities of the digital age from his position on the front line. He chronicles the rise of social media, online shopping, the Uber and Airbnb phenomena and the upending of traditional industries. Fagan observes the big emerging trends and examines the technologies leading this change, as the arrival of robots and artificial intelligence affects the way we live, work and play. If you haven’t been paying attention, now is the time to wake up.

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