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API-first companies are a subset of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) companies, with a few key distinguishing features:
Packy McCormick • APIs All the Way Down
A more connected online creative ecosystem doesn’t default to treating “creators” as economic agents within transactional marketplaces. Instead, it emphasizes collaboration, solidarity, pluralism, and a movement beyond individualism.
Severin Matusek • After the Creator Economy
The default method of getting to where I want to on the web is search. By putting content behind a paywall it’s non-existent for the Google Bot, which is bad for driving traffic (potential customers) to your site and constructing an interlinked narrative. It’s also bad for generating any kind of virality. Because of those reasons almost all paid... See more
Andreas Stegmann • Ben Thompson’s Stratechery should be crossing 3 Million in Profits this Year
From charging admission to events on Clubhouse, newsletter subscriptions on Substack, or shopping with an expert on Curated, there’s no end to the ways commerce can fuel the next evolution of online business—driven by an empowered seller who’s finding a world of opportunity in the new 1:1 economy.
Kirsten Green • The next revolution in commerce will be driven by the seller
Most of my optimism comes from history. The older I get, the more interested I become in history. I hated it in high school, but I spend more time reading about history than I ever did before. And the more time I spend studying the past, the more evident it becomes that progress is real, and that we should acknowledge it.
Kevin Kelly • Kevin Kelly on Why Technology Has a Will
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People might be enthusiastic and capable of some level of self organization but they also require directions and guidance and someone to answer their questions. Most successful crowdsourcing efforts are products of a robust collaboration between the crowd and the individuals guiding them. These people focussed the collective and corrected for some... See more
Jeff Howe • Crowdsourcing: Why the Power of the Crowd Is Driving the Future of Business
I don’t know how you can use LLMs without concluding that they’re already a very powerful technology — far more powerful than most experts would have predicted 10 years ago — with the potential to become more powerful in short order. The left may get dealt out of the hand if it doesn’t get better AI critics.