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The store of the future is coming this summer. Here’s what it looks like.
Modern Retailmodernretail.coI ain’t reading all that for the same reason I don’t read Lorem ipsum placeholder text: It’s not real.
Kate Lindsay • I don’t care what the AI wrote
The social internet will look a lot like the shopping mall of the 1990s. Is the shopping mall a social hangout or a place to transact? It's both. The social internet will make it natural to pay and play in the same place.
Greg Isenberg • Social media predictions for 2021
Quibi neglects all its second-screen potential. No screenshotting makes it tough to discuss shows elsewhere, yet there’s no built-in comments or messaging to discuss or spread them in-app.
Josh Constine • Quibi is the anti-TikTok (that's a bad thing)
John Cleese: “Now I suggest to you that a group of us could be sitting around after dinner, discussing matters that were extremely serious like the education of our children, or our marriages, or the meaning of life, and we could be laughing, and that would not make what we were discussing one bit less serious.
visakan veerasamy • Are You Serious?
“Lack of a device boundary means that voice assistants can spread more easily, can provide different types of value than the previous platforms, and can offer an entry point for new providers that don’t have assets from the previous eras,” writes Bret Kinsella
Talia Goldberg • The state of sound in 2020 and beyond
In 2022, it will become clear to more people what many in the web3 world already know; the best way to rein in big tech companies is through competition, not regulation.
economist.com • Chris Dixon and Packy McCormick on the Future of Crypto
it's not the critic who counts