sari
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I also think this makes Twitter’s other subscription offerings, like Super Follows, Revue, etc., more attractive, not less; the biggest challenge in running a subscription business is earning that first dollar, but once a user is paying it’s relatively easy to charge for more.
stratechery.com • Twitter Has a New CEO; What About a New Business Model?
Patrick OShaughnessy @patrick_oshag
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Then in the 2010s, the internet changed. It wasn’t just the smartphone, though that did enable it. What changed is that internet interaction increasingly started to revolve around a small number of extremely centralized social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, and later Instagram.
Noah Smith • The Internet Wants to Be Fragmented
Apple enrages open-source community with FoundationDB shutdown - SiliconANGLE
Mike Wheatleysiliconangle.com
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I wonder if there are two angles to use crypto in “financing” for creators and communities. One is the traditional financing angle: people need money to create things. The second is that it’s actually all about distribution. Creators or communities often don’t need the money. For example, how much does it cost for Charli D’Amelio, the most popular ... See more
Jesse Walden • Creators, Communities, and Crypto — Fred Ehrsam
As the old institutions continue to crumble, the most independent minds and high-agency private networks will continue to fill the vacuum.