Mary Meeker · consulting-deck
2013 Bond Cap Internet Trends 2013
118 pages · 3 arc beats · 2 loops
2013 Bond Cap Internet Trends 2013
Mary Meeker arc beats above · slides in the middle · loops below · scroll → 2 LOOPS
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3 coverage by narrative range · generated from this deck JSON
Narrative range 32 total
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Metrics
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Attention 5 slides 100% 5/5 slides 100% 5/5 slides · 14 hits — 0/5 slides
60% 3/5 slides — 0/5 slides
100% 5/5 slides — 0/5 slides
Need 11 slides 100% 11/11 slides 100% 11/11 slides · 60 hits — 0/11 slides
27.3% 3/11 slides 18.2% 2/11 slides 100% 11/11 slides — 0/11 slides
Satisfaction 16 slides 100% 16/16 slides 100% 16/16 slides · 73 hits — 0/16 slides
43.8% 7/16 slides 6.3% 1/16 slides 100% 16/16 slides — 0/16 slides
Slide inventory
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The USA is highlighted with a red box. China and India are highlighted with a green background.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Attention
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Classic KPCB slide illustrating the 'gap' between consumer attention and ad spend.size_opportunity
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Data source: comScore Global, 2/13. Slide from KPCB Internet Trends report.analyze_data
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The chart uses a callout box to emphasize the combined growth of iOS and Android from 2005 to 2012.analyze_data
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Uses a famous New Yorker cartoon as a cultural reference point for the evolution of digital privacy.establish_context
Open slide detailBeat · Need
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KPCB slide, likely from Mary Meeker's Internet Trends report.summarize
Open slide detailBeat · Need
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The chart highlights the dominance of Facebook and the emergence of Instagram and Snapchat in photo sharing.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Need
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The chart shows exponential growth in daily snaps shared.quantify_impact
Open slide detailBeat · Need
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KPCB slide, likely from a Mary Meeker Internet Trends report.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Need
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Includes a quote and screenshots of the product interface.illustrate_case
Open slide detailBeat · Need
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KPCB branding present. The slide uses a three-column layout to compare growth metrics across three different consumer platforms.illustrate_case
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The chart shows a significant spike in API calls, particularly in the final month, correlating with the integration of fitness data.quantify_impact
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The slide uses a pie chart to decompose the causes of premature death, with a specific callout for behavioral sub-factors.diagnose
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The chart uses a descending order of sharing frequency by country, with the USA highlighted in red.compare_peers
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The slide uses a red dashed ellipse to highlight the top four positive attributes.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Zoom In
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KPCB slide, likely from Mary Meeker's Internet Trends report.quantify_impact
Open slide detailLoop · Zoom In
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The chart shows a clear upward trend in mobile search queries, eventually overtaking PC queries in late 2012.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Zoom In
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The chart highlights the growth from 14% to 45% over a two-year period.quantify_impact
Open slide detailLoop · Zoom In
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The table is divided into three sections: Ad Revenue, Mobile Active Users, and Annualized Ad ARPU, with Y/Y and Q/Q growth rates.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Zoom In
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The chart uses a combination of bar charts for segment data and a line chart for the aggregate trend, with dashed lines indicating trends.analyze_data
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Data source: Informa. Includes a summary row at the bottom for global stats.analyze_data
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The slide uses a simple bar comparison to frame the market opportunity for smartphone adoption.size_opportunity
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The slide uses two pie charts of different sizes to represent the growth in total units (55MM vs 219MM).compare_peers
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The chart illustrates the faster adoption rate of the iPad compared to the iPhone.compare_options
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The slide uses red circles to highlight the crossover point where tablet shipments surpassed traditional PC categories.analyze_data
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The chart uses a stacked bar format to show the composition of the computing device market over time.analyze_data
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The slide highlights the shift in market dominance between traditional PC cycles and mobile device cycles.compare_peers
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This is a classic KPCB slide illustrating the 'Technology Cycles' framework.establish_context
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The chart uses a logarithmic scale to show the 10x growth steps across different technology eras.quantify_impact
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The slide uses a circular hub-and-spoke layout to categorize features of wearables.present_framework
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The slide uses humor to acknowledge the skepticism surrounding early wearable tech (Google Glass).illustrate_case
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Uses historical examples to frame current skepticism as potentially misplaced.establish_context
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KPCB slide deck, likely from Mary Meeker's Internet Trends series.establish_context
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The chart illustrates the decline of PC-based listening and the rapid growth of mobile/tablet and other connected devices.analyze_data
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The slide uses a binary comparison structure to categorize QR code utility.present_framework
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The slide serves as a real-world example of digital integration in physical spaces.illustrate_case
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The chart compares a single bar for 3/12 against a stacked bar for 3/13.quantify_impact
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The chart illustrates the crossover point where China's active device count exceeded the USA's.analyze_data
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The slide highlights the higher adoption of digital media (Internet + Mobile) in China compared to the USA using a red bounding box.compare_peers
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The chart uses a stacked area for Amazon and eBay, and a dashed line for Alibaba, highlighting the rapid growth of the latter.compare_peers
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Includes a legend for the map and a screenshot of the mobile tracking interface.illustrate_case
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Features screenshots of Yao Yao Zhao Che, Di Di Da Che, and Kuai Di Da Che.illustrate_case
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The chart uses historical data from Angus Maddison and IMF data for post-1980 figures, adjusted for purchasing power parity.analyze_data
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KPCB slide deck, likely from a presentation on internet trends or startup growth.establish_context
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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KPCB slide, likely from a Mary Meeker Internet Trends report.establish_context
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The slide uses a grid layout to present 9 examples of founders and their companies.illustrate_case
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The slide uses a timeline-annotated stock price chart to demonstrate the correlation between earnings beats and share price appreciation.illustrate_case
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The table provides a high-level financial overview of six major tech companies, including operational metrics like headcount and users, and financial metrics lianalyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The title acts as a summary of market trends rather than a standard descriptive title.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The chart uses a 100% stacked bar to visualize the demographic composition.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The slide uses a pie chart to show the split between U.S. born and immigrants, with a callout bar chart detailing the immigrant segment.quantify_impact
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The table uses color coding to distinguish between 1st generation (green) and 2nd generation (orange) immigrant founders.analyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The slide highlights a significant talent supply-demand gap in the computer science field.size_opportunity
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The chart illustrates the divergence between the growing number of international students and the relatively flat number of H-1B visas, emphasizing the 'brain danalyze_data
Open slide detailBeat · Satisfaction
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The image shows job postings in a window, illustrating the 'street view' of the hiring market.establish_context
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The chart highlights the structural decline in USPS performance following the rise of digital communication.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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The chart highlights 'Technological Factors' with a red box, showing its rise in importance over the period.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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KPCB slide 97. Data points are estimates based on company reports as of 2013.compare_peers
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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KPCB slide, source: Babson Survey Research Group.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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The chart illustrates a trend of increasing acceptance of online education over a decade.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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KPCB slide deck, likely from Mary Meeker's Internet Trends report.analyze_data
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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The slide uses a visual anchor (Time magazine cover) to frame a problem statement about healthcare costs.illustrate_case
Open slide detailLoop · Cost Of Inaction
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KPCB slide deck, likely from a Mary Meeker Internet Trends report.illustrate_case
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KPCB slide deck, likely from a presentation on digital transformation or platform business models.illustrate_case
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The slide uses a three-column layout to showcase different business models for crowdsourced innovation.illustrate_case
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The slide highlights the shift in tools used for learning, with social and cloud-based platforms rising in prominence.analyze_data
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The chart illustrates the shift from PC-centric computing to mobile-centric computing.analyze_data
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The slide uses a line chart to visualize long-term economic sentiment trends.analyze_data
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The chart uses an indexed value starting at 100% in 1993. A dashed circle highlights recent convergence of performance.establish_context
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The chart uses a dual-axis approach to overlay Real GDP growth against fiscal ratios.analyze_data
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The chart uses a 100% stacked bar format to visualize the composition of federal spending.analyze_data
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The chart highlights a specific crossover point around 2024-2025 with a yellow circle.analyze_data