An entrepreneur's internet with Eva Pascoe

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08/04/22 • 25 min

The internet—it changes every five minutes, but ultimately it’s still in the hands of the technical community. In this episode, we chat with Eva Pascoe, futurist, internet consultant and entrepreneur. Eva has helped shape society’s relationship with the internet and is best known for co-founding Britain’s first internet cafe back in 1994, as well as helping Topshop set up its first online retail store.
Tune in as we explore the virtual metaverse and hear Eva share her fascinating background in digital, her predictions on how our communities will further connect and evolve online, and how she envisions the future of retail and e-commerce brands.

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