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Substack Is Setting Writers Up For A Twitter-Style Implosion
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One Thing • 🟧 The disappearing Insta grid
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“Snapchat and BeReal understood this preference shift long ago. And now, scrubbing your feed is a way of taking some control back, refusing to put your past on display. It’s a design choice. Embracing negative space. Making anti-brand the brand. Refusing to participate in the popularity contest and the attention economy.”
Perplexity must get enough users for marketers to be interested
Trishla Ostwal • Gen-AI Search Engine Perplexity Has a Plan to Sell Ads
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“I don’t think we’re ready,” Mr. Schmidt said. “This problem is going to get much worse over the next few years. Maybe or maybe not by November, but certainly in the next cycle.”
Experts say technology used to create deepfakes — the result of enormous investment by many of the world’s largest companies — will always outpace technology designed to detect disinformation.
Paula Felps • LeMonde, FAZ share tips to crack down on subscriber password sharing
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Garbage Day • Welcome to the video bloat era
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Feven Merid • The Reddit pages that investigate influencers
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“Fans are by definition not neutral people,” Stacey Lantagne, a law professor who studies fandom, told me on Wednesday. “You’re not going to be critical of the thing you’re stanning.”
Zack Whittaker • Government spyware is another reason to use an ad blocker | TechCrunch
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Piet van Niekerk • "The death of media is greatly exaggerated”: Insights from media maven Simon Owens
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