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5 Mindset Shifts Every Media Executive Needs to Make
Media executives thinking about distributing their content online (and they all should) need to make important mindset shifts in order to understand what the digital revolution is all about, how it affects their business and what benefits it can bring to their operation.
I’ve outlined five mindset shifts every media executive needs to make.