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Why Playing Contextual Commerce Catch-Up Pays Off

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After just five days, Payne’s Star Wars geek-out has racked up just short of 142 million views and 3.2 Of course, one excitable Star Wars fan uploading a video of her Chewbacca-fied self isn’t retailers’ ideal conception of contextual commerce , but as the landscape stands now, it might be what they should aim for.

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Transcript: Jenny Johnson, Franklin Templeton

Barry Ritholtz

You can put those tags in there but still take a professionally managed strategy… RITHOLTZ: Right. He had the ones from World War I, World War II. JOHNSON: So if you have a client who says, I really want to, my daughter will say, I really want things that are pushing towards net-zero on carbon.

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Transcript: Robyn Grew

Barry Ritholtz

Then suddenly in the ensuing weeks, you get tagged to be CEO. 100 percent sure that we need, and there is a war for the best talent. RITHOLTZ: So, I’ve always imagined the competition for the best talent is between financial companies. RITHOLTZ: I — I have been looking forward to this for a while. GREW: Your tribe.

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Transcript: Brian Hamburger

Barry Ritholtz

Control is like the big tug of war that’s happening nowadays. They’re able to freely extrapolate talent from these otherwise restrictive scenarios and bring them to their firm. RITHOLTZ: And I suspect capitalism supports that, that you want competition, the marketplace for talent. RITHOLTZ: Watch it later.

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Transcript: Howard Lindzon

Barry Ritholtz

He launches Wallstrip in the early 2000s and before you know it, he’s in the middle of a bidding war with a bunch of different people, theStreet.com and CBS wanting to buy it. And Gulf War breaks out. Talk about … LINDZON: So talented. LINDZON: What Bloomberg got right was aesthetic talent. RITHOLTZ: Right.

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Transcript: Gary Cohn

Barry Ritholtz

00:24:23 [Speaker Changed] So obviously somebody looked at you and said, Hey, this guy’s talented. So yeah, really it was a, it was, you know, I I’m always reminded of the scene from, from Apocalypse Now where they’re surfing, Hey, one day this war’s gonna end. And turf wars and everything else.

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