Matt, Joe, and Rebecca are in the studio to discuss some of the latest stories involving the big tech titans. Tune in for everything Of Record. All in 41 minutes or less.
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Apple's latest event called 'Spring Loaded' was underwhelming according to Matt and he's ready to tell everyone why. For the future of Apple's business strategy, stick around for Joe's breakdown.
Jeff Bezos' last letter to shareholders as Amazon's CEO had some interesting tidbits that our hosts are giving you the lowdown on. Want to know how effective Amazon is at moving customers down the funnel? Tune in.
Clubhouse will soon have some competition from the biggest players in tech, and it begs the question, did they wait too long to get bought. For all the banter, stay until the end.
Articles Mentioned:
Apple's Event: https://on.wsj.com/3grjxYX
Bezos' Letter: https://cnb.cx/3vc056W
Facebook Clubhouse Clone: https://on.ft.com/3auBYIz
Reddit Clubhouse Copy: https://tcrn.ch/3dJ1FY5
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