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Tekelala
It’s easy to think that the Internet Age is well-established, but the truth is we’re only getting started. Remember, it took nearly two decades for the Model T to develop the car ecosystem to the point where new opportunities emerged to offer differentiated vehicles at much higher prices and much greater per-unit profit (Mercedes-Benz, for example,... See more
Ben Thompson • Differentiation and Value Capture in the Internet Age
Super-AggregatorsWhat makes Facebook and Google unique is that not only do they have zero transaction costs when it comes to serving end users, they also have zero transaction costs when it comes to both suppliers and advertisers.Start with supply: not only is the vast majority of online content accessible to Google’s search engine (unsurprisingly,... See more
stratechery.com • The Super-Aggregators and the Russians
Web 3.0 and
Putting music royalties on-chain is skeuomorphic thinking and doesn't move the needle for artists.
We don't need to make broken web2 business models more programmatic, efficient, or composable; we need new business models that support long-tail markets.
nametwitter.comWeb3 101 and
1. Growth models for Web32. Creating a lasting Growth strategy for Web33. Building your Web3 Growth team
Growth Frameworks from Web2 to Web3
Azuro will bring a UX similar to centralized betting sites. Players select the market they would like to bet on, enter their stake and receive a betting slip with their potential winnings and fixed odds. Betting slips are non-fungible, meaning they are not interchangeable and cannot be altered. Either at the point of placing the bet or after the... See more