Amie Pollack
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Amie Pollack
I just learned that silent reading isn't silent for everyone.
Some people hear the words in their heads as they read.
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Brands who have found resonance with their ideas are âMulti-Platform Narrative Threadingâ - and telling different but overlapping versions of their story on different social networks, such that fans that are reached across different mediums begin to get a bigger, more holistic view, and feel truly in on the brand story in ways that have never... See more
Scaling Creative Operations
The most compelling publications or media brands are the ones that can throw the best parties, because it shows they can mobilize an IRL group of interesting people, who are then consumers and customers and clients. (See Feed Me, The Drift, Byline / The Drunken Canal cinematic universe.) Media brands increasingly work like fashion brands: Consumers... See more
One Thing ⢠đ§ the New Rules of Media
In other words, if AI replaces all our jobs, it might not because because what we do is easy, or because AI is so good that it can do as well as we do. It may be because it never mattered if we were particularly good at it in the first place.
In this way, print magazines free all sides of the media economy from some of the things people commonly dislike most about reading online. Thereâs no algorithmic intervention serving things up to readers, no paywalls that refuse to remember your password, no constant bids for your attention crowding the edges of your screen. They allow both... See more
Print Magazines Have a Revival in 2024 With High-End Readers ...
And although the Senate failed to reach the two-thirds majority required for conviction, seven Republican senators voted to convictâthe most members of a presidentâs own party to vote for an impeachment conviction in history
Some group of people must exist who are educated, aware, motivated, and at the bleeding edge of a fieldâŚwho nonetheless have some spare hours in the workweek to spend innovating on something instead of slavishly executing a task.
Itâs necessary to be slightly underemployed if you are to do something significant.
âBeginning with the retirement of the Space Shuttle in 2011, the United States experienced a lapse in ability, will, and imagination that was astonishing for a nation that, two generations earlier, had made nine missions to the moon. For almost a decade after the last Shuttle mission, the nation had not been able to send humans into space. It was... See more