Neil Dawson
Aug 13, 2015

Piercing the algorithmic bubble: brands need serendipity to grow

With the world becoming increasingly predetermined by computers, pre-set ideas of what is popular and algorithmic learning, it is the responsibility of a brand to ensure serendipity prevails, says the author

Brands need to find ways to create serendipity in an algorithmic world

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