Rachel Botsman is the Tom Friedman of the New Economy
- Posted by Leigh Drogen
- on September 25th, 2012
There’s no one who understands Collaborative Consumption and Social Capital better than Rachel Botsman. I talk about those two things on this blog a lot, not because they are the topic de jure, but because they are truly the deep seismic shifts taking place in our economy and society right now. Facebook is a tiny little dot on the map compared to these trends. Facebook will eventually be seen as the first way that most people discovered the social web, and a relic that provides little value soon.
Below, Rachel lays out the whole thing nice and simple. She is the Tom Friedman of the new economy, pay attention.
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