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This isn't a chart at all. The format I hoped for was the style used in this breakdown of the food industry, which really illuminates the scale and breadth of t
by RickS 8y ago
This isn't a chart at all. The format I hoped for was the style used in this breakdown of the food industry, which really illuminates the scale and breadth of the major players:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/oxfam-us/www/static/media/files/Behind-the-brands-illusion-of-choice-graphic-2048x1351.jpg https://s3.amazonaws.com/oxfam-us/www/static/media/files/Beh...
- kbenson 8y agoDifferent things for different purposes. That food industry chart shows you how a few players control many of the major brands, so it makes sense to be dense and show the brand logos. This is trying to show how many pies Amazon has its fingers in, and for the vast majority, nobody is going to recognize any logo, and using text would make a chart like the food industry one hopelessly busy and hard to read. As it is, that food chart is really only good at conveying one thing since it doesn't clearly differentiate groups of ownership form each other, which is consolidation of an industry into a few large companies. That doesn't even make sense in this case, as instead it's trying to show the reach on one company.
- alwaysreading 8y agoIf you want to get a better understanding of how Jeff Bezos "built the scaffolding around his mind" that is Amazon I highly recommend The Everything Store - https://amzn.to/2qK2er9 https://amzn.to/2qK2er9
- justingood 8y agoFascinating. Similarly, there is one available for the craft beer industry: https://www.themadfermentationist.com/p/store.html#!/Brewery-Connections-Poster/p/112079314/category=0 https://www.themadfermentationist.com/p/store.html#!/Brewery...