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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2020 · 32 MIN

Trend Watching in the Age of COVID-19, with John Stallé

from Loud And Clear · host Lerma Agency

What can a 1948 Supreme Court case teach us about trends in 2021?  In this episode of Loud And Clear we talk to John Stallé, a Digital Strategist and Thinker who questions the status quo, and takes a step back to offer his perspective on today's digital landscape. In this episode, Stallé goes back to 1948 where he connects the influence of "The Paramount Decrees" and how this started to define the way content is distributed and ultimately consumed. It's been eight years that we have discussed, analyzed, and published our digital trends reports which ultimately talk about content consumption of some sort and fall in one of the following buckets defined by John: TOUCHLESS EXPERIENCES TECHLASH IRL TO URL VIRTUAL GAME NIGHT SOCIAL ACTIVISM REMOTE LEARNING Join us and see how these trends ultimately have impacted the Sociopolitical, Economic, and even Medical fields.  #LoudAndClear Guest: John Stallé, Digital Strategist at The Richards Group  Producer: Rolf Ruiz, Digital Strategist, Creative Technologist & Agricultor at LERMA/ Host: Francisco Cardenas, Principal of Digital and Social Strategy at LERMA/

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