Marketers need to adapt a “members first” approach to content.

The logical conclusion is that they may well be on the ship.

If you had a multiple compartment, one could argue it wouldn't have gone down at all or it would have lasted a lot longer. It was designed 40 years ago and did what its specifications required. This is why we need more new vessels.

Anytime you have a major incident and you have no one hurt or killed in this type of thing, I think you always think it's a miracle.

It's unfortunate to lose the ship. But if that's the cost of having nobody really hurt or killed, then fine, I think we'll live with that.

There were at least three or four instances of, if you will, shifting of passengers on board the vessel.

Normal levels would be having two ships in the middle of the summer. I think we've got some hard work to do in finding alternate means.

The key ingredient to better content is separating the single from the stream.

The future of content marketing is in your hands.

The mantra should change from 'Always Be Closing' to 'Always to helping'.