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online distribution encourages audiences to concentrate their watching time and enables networks to monopolize their viewers’ attention. Much of this comes from the fact that unlike pay TV, most online video subscriptions are sold a la carte and on a month-to-month basis. This has four major

Just saw a post about Blanket, how it realised that a user had ordered from a hospital.

The after order page had a widget that said, We have noticed that you are ordering from a hospital , we have prioritised your order.

We will speedy recovery to you and your loved ones.

Amazing customer experience and the user shared it on LinkedIn

There is “wisdom in the crowd” when there is an objectively-correct answer, and when the errors cancel out, like when estimating jelly beans or answering pop culture questions.

In creative work, votes eliminate the interesting edges, because votes result in subtracting rather than adding, leaving only the boring residue that no one hated enough to

In his April 2015 letter to shareholders, Amazon founder/CEO Jeff Bezos listed the four requirements for a “dreamy business”: “Customers love it, it can grow to very large size, it has strong returns on capital, and it’s durable in time—with the potential to endure for decades.” We want Prime to be such a good value, you'd be irresponsible not to

create a 1 page memo on the US pet insurance market, considering the following factors: Total addressable market (TAM) Growth projections Under-served market opportunities Market trends and dynamics Regulatory environment

What is the projected growth rate of the US pet insurance market? create a table with result

what is the impact of pet insurance

What could work in Flipkart’s favour is its large existing user base, plus its strong brand recall in smaller towns, where Blinkit or Zepto might not yet have made inroads. Blinkit has done tremendously well in the past two years, but this has come largely from consumers in metros.

Zomato, in its most recent shareholder letter, said that an

Companies that exploit our gameplaying compulsion will have an edge over those who don’t, so every company that wishes to compete must gamify in ever more addictive ways, even though in the long term this harms everyone.

First: choose long-term goals over short-term ones. Short, frequent feedback loops offer regular reinforcement, which helps