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Benedict Evans

Toni Cowan-Brown

If you're looking for another over-scripted and edited podcast, this is not it. But if you want to listen to honest and unfiltered discussions about the latest in tech and its impact on society, welcome, you have come to the right place.

This is Another Podcast where two friends and colleagues discuss their overlapping experiences and perspectives on what happens in technology. We might know some of the same things, yet we also have different backgrounds and expertise, or at least, we ask different questions. 

Benedict Evans has worked in equity research, strategy and venture capital and owns lots of old phones; Toni Cowan-Brown works at the intersection of tech, policy and politics.

Another Podcast

For the past decade, Benedict has given an annual presentation on the state of technology, and he did the latest at Slush in Helsinki last month. In this episode we discuss some of the challenges and issues that he tried to cover.

 

You can find the full presentation here - https://www.ben-evans.com/presentations

Ai eats the world

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Is Europe a market?

What the Apple and Facebook events tell us about their product cycles

Amazon and eCommerce

How do you destroy a tech monopoly?

Is content moderation a dead end?

The paradox of Apple

Benedict and Toni discuss how ecommerce shot up in lockdown and what habits may be sticking.

Ecommerce charts: Link

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The acceleration of ecommerce habits

Benedict and Toni talk about Formula 1 and 50s experimental aircraft, and how they overlap in interesting ways with technology, innovation, and creation.

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F1 - the plane that never takes off

Benedict and Toni talk about the latest Slack acquisition by Salesforce and what this means for the whole 'future of work' thing.

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Slack, Salesforce and the future of work

Chips have always been the foundation of tech, but the rest of us didn't need to pay much attention - stuff just got faster every year. But now there are actual real, big, interesting structural changes happening - what does that look like?

Why are chips interesting again?

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