Crescer sem as redes sociais
Como podemos depender menos das redes sociais para gerar renda e clientes
Crescer sem as redes sociais
They showed us a way to connect with others, widen friendships, find others in similar or different communities, and stay on top of life events and milestones. Then, they stripped it all away, stuffed everything with algorithmic sludge designed to push engagement metrics higher, and left us scrolling like the dopamine addicts we are.
Stephen Moore • The Social Media Death Spiral
The future of the internet is likely smaller communities, with a focus on curated experiences
Andrew Melnizektheverge.com
Leaving the attention economy doesn’t mean vanishing. It means choosing to matter to fewer people, more deeply. It means owning the means of distribution. It means publishing like a human being instead of a content mill. It means you stop playing to the house odds and start building your own game.
Joan Westenberg • Notes from the Exit: Why I Left the Attention Economy
Since a platform is in control of what content gets served to who and when, there’s no expectation that a creator’s social network is guaranteed to see their content. Therefore, platforms can also choose what not to program, and there’s little creators can do or say to counteract this. Long gone are the days where a creator can complain about being... See more
Michael Mignano • The End of Social Media
for the essay
The Slow Web
Timely not real-time. Rhythm not random. Moderation not excess. Knowledge not information.
Timely not real-time. Rhythm not random. Moderation not excess. Knowledge not information.
Jack Cheng • The Slow Web
Metrics: The New Meaning of Life
One of the most insidious effects of algorithmic curation is its redefinition of success. In the pre-digital age, greatness was measured by critical acclaim, cultural impact, or historical longevity. Today, it is measured by metrics: views, likes, shares, and subscriptions.
This shift has profound implications for... See more
One of the most insidious effects of algorithmic curation is its redefinition of success. In the pre-digital age, greatness was measured by critical acclaim, cultural impact, or historical longevity. Today, it is measured by metrics: views, likes, shares, and subscriptions.
This shift has profound implications for... See more
Dr. Felix S. Grenwood • Algorithms of Mediocrity — william
As social networks like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram grow larger, they skew disproportionately toward supernodes—celebrity, meme and business accounts.
Arjun Sethi • The Hive is the New Network
