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AWS and Amazon itself, having both normalized e-commerce amongst consumers and incentivized the creation of fulfillment networks, made the creation of standalone e-commerce companies more viable than ever before. This meant that Dollar Shave Club, hosted on AWS servers, could neutralize P&G’s distribution advantage: on the Internet, shelf space is... See more
Ben Thompson • Dollar Shave Club and the Disruption of Everything
The norm of the Western world is, objectively, shifting towards a more secularly oriented society and the repercussions cannot be ignored.
Meera Clark • A Religious Realignment
"Ultimately, software is purchased by an individual on behalf of a corporation. Behind the logo on the lead list is a person. That champion stakes some part of their reputation on the investment they beseech the company to make. Successful sales people sell promotions."
Tomasz Tunguz • You're in the Business of Selling Promotions by @ttunguz
Anyone - A radically different networking app
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NFTs let a single fan own a digital asset.
Peter Yang • Creator Economy by Peter Yang | Substack
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If you were forced to increase your prices by 10x, what would you have to do to justify it?
What sort of brand looks and feels like something that expensive? What positioning would you take? How would the design of both the website and the product need to change?
Jason Cohen • Extreme questions to trigger new, better ideas
Now, to really get our heads around why sermons are interesting, it pays to contrast them with lectures . Both take roughly the same form: a one-to-many broadcast. But they have different functions (moralizing vs. imparting knowledge), and — please bear with me here — in order to fulfill these different functions, they require different
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