Last week, I promised to give this particular little megaphone back to one of my team, but while their backs were turned, I have kept hold of it for one more week and here is a little trip through what I have learned this week.

Yet again for this week's Inside censhare, we actually go outside, and this time we are all the way in India where censhare India hosted an event with Paul Writer to discuss the content market in this region.

Digital asset expert and all-round industry maven, Theresa Regli, has just released an insightful new research paper on DXP and the future of personalization which we here at censhare have been fortunate to sponsor.

Last week, I shared that going forward we are going to share all of our content for free which triggered some interesting discussion. This got me thinking – what is the value of our content?

This week, with half of my team on vacation, I take over the Monday Morning Memo, and I take this memo on a digital wander around the different geographies and industries censhare operates in.

In the last of our mini-series from Stockholm, I am joined by Johan Thege from Oriflame, and we get stuck in to the multi-language, multi-geography content management and production challenge which Oriflame has solved using censhare.

I have had a marketing epiphany. I am about to remove all the registrations gates from our content and set it free! I figure that if you want to us to contact you, you will let us know.

We’ve gone to the all you can eat marketing buffet this morning and there’s a little bit of everything on our plate, starting with some rather persuasive expletives from Stephen Kelly on the use of profanity in marketing.

We continue our series from Stockholm this week as I am joined by yet another content management expert, Espen Toren, from one of our largest partners Capgemini. We talk workflows, governance, omnichannel and publishing.