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As the search engines have been notoriously blamed for showing content that maximizes advertising revenue and tracking user’s search results for more personalized ads, the paradigm shift to human content curation grows much stronger.

Similarly, reputations, like stocks, have bubbles: Consider a “reputation ponzi scheme”: the idea of building up a reputation based on affiliations with other impressive people with nothing tangible to back it up.

To be clear, I’m not entirely clear how this might work in practice. Would Twitter have one subscription that offered access to multiple publications, or would it simply help sell already existing subscriptions? Would its offering be for unlimited access, or only access via Twitter? There are a bunch of questions, but as both a potential customer... See more

Flyhomes buys the home for you with cash. The Consumer can move in immediately and pay Flyhomes daily rent until the mortgage comes through (2 to 3 weeks).

The tl;dr? It all comes down to nurturing the network dynamics, not the technical features.

There’s a shift in how companies are being built: