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Shoptalk 2022: Retail’s Future is on Social

Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Connie Chan joins Emily Chang live from Shoptalk in Las Vegas to talk about the future of retail and e-commerce, and shares what she sees as the future trends in the industry – like social media as a means of shopping, and that of “Shopatainment,” or video shopping as entertainment.

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Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Connie Chan joins Emily Chang live from Shoptalk in Las Vegas to talk about the future of retail and e-commerce, and shares what she sees as the future trends in the industry – like social media as a means of shopping, and that of “Shopatainment,” or video shopping as entertainment.

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