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Is it the end of the founder myth?

Carmen Arroyo Nieto and Josep Valor December 6, 2021

After more than a decade, Twitter’s co-founder, Jack Dorsey, has stepped down from his CEO position, bringing to the spotlight an issue that frequently impacts tech companies—the founder dilemma. Today’s tech giants were touted as miracles born out of the minds of geniuses in the 90s or early 2000s. Among those entrepreneurs were Steve Jobs, […]

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Clubhouse’s death is Twitter’s gain

Carmen Arroyo Nieto and Josep Valor July 5, 2021

Despite the hype surrounding Clubhouse earlier this year, the platform is slowly dying in favor of its tech mogul competitors. Its invitation-only structure and its iPhone-based design (at first,) Clubhouse has been a victim of its own success—the app will disappear, but what it brought won’t. And while the app’s numbers become stagnant, the other […]

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Fleets will change Twitter’s fate

Carmen Arroyo Nieto and Josep Valor March 16, 2020

On March 4, Twitter made its most significant announcement since its inception, much more consequential than the 280-character extension. The tech company started to test Fleets in Brazil last week, a version of the Stories’ feature already present in the other social media platforms. Fleets will consist of temporary posts that will appear on the […]

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Josep Valor

Josep Valor-Sabatier is professor of Information Systems and information technology and holder of the Indra Chair of Digital Strategy.

He received his Ph.D. in Operations Research from MIT, and his Sc.D. in Medical Engineering from the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology. Josep Valor teaches extensively at the senior executive level on Management Information Systems, Media Management, Management of Technology, and Strategy.

Beatriz Iglesias

Beatriz is a student at the University of Navarra in Marketing with a mention in Corporate Communication. During three years, she has deepened her curiosity about media while developing her skills at the School of Communication. Currently, she is finishing her studies and taking part in new projects

Carmen Arroyo

Carmen Arroyo is a financial reporter for Euromoney Institutional Investor, which she joined after finishing her graduate studies in international politics at Columbia University in New York City. She also freelances for the news agency IPS News Service at their United Nations Bureau, covering migration and climate, and writes a newsletter on narrative journalism.

Marc Ferrer

Marc Ferrer is a Research Assistant of Chair of Digital Strategy, which he joined after finishing his double degree studies in Business Administration and Management and Journalism. He also freelances in some cultural magazines, covering music and literature, and co-directs a radio program and a talk show on YouTube.

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