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The chart illustrates the scale of global connectivity relative to the total population.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
Consulting deck Independent analyst 1 hit
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The chart uses red bars for tech companies and grey bars for non-tech companies.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a bubble diagram to visually represent the density and variety of industry concerns.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a grid of AI-generated portraits to make a point about the rapid advancement of technology.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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This slide is part of a presentation by Benedict Evans.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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Uses a simple diagram to illustrate the 'H.L. Mencken' quote concept: 'For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.'2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a comparison list format to debunk common tech-related moral panics.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses irony to suggest that Amazon's entry into private label is a standard retail practice rather than a unique or alarming development.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The image is a famous 1906 political cartoon depicting 'The Beef Trust' in response to Upton Sinclair's 'The Jungle'.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple three-circle diagram to segment the problem space.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart highlights the duopoly power of Google and Facebook in digital markets compared to the broader advertising market.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide challenges the definition of 'market' by showing how different metrics (GMV vs. First Party) and scopes (ecommerce vs. total retail vs. addressable retail) drastically change the perception of Amazon's dominance.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart highlights how market definition significantly impacts perceived market power.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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Uses the 'Batman slapping Robin' meme to illustrate the power of regulators in defining market boundaries.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses circles to group potential divestiture candidates for Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Apple.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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This slide uses a rhetorical question to pivot the narrative from specific business grievances to deeper, more systemic concerns.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple three-column layout with circles to distinguish between different types of tech-related problems and their regulatory relevance.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart highlights 'Banks' in red, likely as a reference point for the tech industry's regulatory trajectory.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple visual metaphor of a single monolithic concept ('Regulate the banks') breaking down into a grid of specific regulatory areas.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple process flow to categorize business models.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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Uses a simple flow diagram to contrast a list of entities against a single focal point.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart uses a semi-circular timeline layout to map regulatory initiatives by region and year.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The central circle represents a core objective, while the surrounding circles represent specific policy goals or 'wish list' items.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The central node represents 'Secure, private, minimal data collection' and is connected to five peripheral nodes representing competing objectives.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses red underlines to emphasize the three key components of the problem statement: 'bad stuff', 'platform', and 'take it down'.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a pyramid to categorize different communication/distribution models in social networks.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart uses a grouped bar format to compare three distinct categories of speech across nine different countries.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a 2x2 matrix to frame the lack of consensus in content moderation policy.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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Attributed to Ambrose Bierce, though often misattributed.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart uses a stacked bar format to compare two distinct geographic groupings.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart highlights the shift in global internet usage dominance away from North America.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart highlights that major US tech companies have a predominantly international user base.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple circular layout to present three distinct case studies of digital regulation.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a 'before-after' or 'comparison' style layout to show identical compliance messages from two different publishers.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a rhetorical question and a supporting image to highlight potential friction between platform moderation and user expectations.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a logo grid to illustrate the breadth of companies affected by Chinese political pressure.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The chart illustrates the shift in global venture capital distribution from 2004 to 2019.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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Uses a simple process flow diagram to show the progression from Old to New to Future states.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses screenshots of AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud documentation to illustrate the trend of 'moderation as a service'.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a hub-and-spoke diagram to show competing regulatory pressures.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple process flow to highlight the regulatory challenge posed by decentralized systems.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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This slide serves as a transition or thematic anchor in the deck.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a series of S-curves to represent technological adoption cycles.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses historical book covers as evidence to support the thesis that current tech anxiety is not a new phenomenon.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple linear process flow to show historical precedent for regulation.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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Uses a simple comparison list format to show evolution of industry stances.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide uses a simple three-circle diagram to categorize regulatory approaches.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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The slide highlights the increasing regulatory burden in the banking industry.2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants2020 Benedict Evans 2020 January Shoulders of Giants · Benedict Evans
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2021 Benedict Evans 2021 Three Steps to the Future2021 Benedict Evans 2021 Three Steps to the Future · Benedict Evans
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