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Post of the Month - August 2020 - The Winner

Thanks everyone for the votes. Happy to announce that the winner of this month's vote is Zoe Scaman with her fascinating post including the slides from her talk on the future of fandoms. Well done to Zoe. You join the Post of the Month hall of fame. Do look out for next month's nominations and vote.

Post of the Month - August 2020 - The Vote

My thanks for the nominations. So our vote this month is between:

Scream If You Want to Go Faster! Why Government Technology Needs (Much) Better Governance by Rachel Coldicutt

Brand is a Strategy by Faris Yakob

Lessons on Victory from Mikel Arteta by Sue Unerman

The Future of Fandoms by Zoe Scaman

TikTok and the Sorting Hat by Eugene Wei

Stripe: The Internet's Most Undervalued Company by Packy McCormick

And you can vote below:

Post of the Month - August 2020 - Nominations

Gosh that came around quickly. It's time again to open nominations for Post of the Month, so if there is something that you've read over the past weeks that you thought was particularly good please do send me the link/nomination direct or leave it in the comments below. As usual I have a short starting list below but do add to these and as soon as I have a good number I'll pop them up for a vote. So my starting nominations are:

Scream If You Want to Go Faster! Why Government Technology Needs (Much) Better Governance by Rachel Coldicutt

Brand is a Strategy by Faris Yakob

Lessons on Victory from Mikel Arteta by Sue Unerman

The Future of Fandoms by Zoe Scaman

Do let me have your nominations.

Post of the Month - July 2020 - The Winner

Thanks everyone for taking part in this month's vote. There was a strong showing for Tom Roach's excellent analysis The Wrong and the Short of it, but the winner in the end was James Hankins and his more e-commerce-focused analysis. So well done to James - you're entered into the hall of fame. Next month's vote will open early September.

Post of the Month - July 2020 - The Vote

I'm a bit later than intended with this (sorry), but thanks for the nominations - here is the shortlist for this month's vote:

Puncturing the Paradox: Group Cohesion and the Generational Myth by Ben Shaw

The End of Cultural Icons by Ana Andjelic

Why the BooHoo Story tells us more about ecommerce than we'd like to admit by James Hankins

Hope is an axe by Martin Weigel

Don't Expect a Slogan to Make Your Brand Famous by Helen Edwards

The Wrong and the Short of it by Tom Roach

Target Customer's Big Similarities, Not Their Little Differences by JP Castlin 

And you can vote below: