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Facebook, again, is the extreme example here: the service got started with user-generated content and has continually retrenched over the last few years to have more user-generated content and less professionally produced content; every time they have done so, publishers have cried foul over all of the traffic they were losing. Google, meanwhile, d... See more
Ben Thompson • Media, Regulators, and Big Tech; Indulgences and Injunctions; Better Approaches
10 key insights from Lenny Rachitsky on building a successful newsletter:
1. What do people ask you about that you don't have a great answer to? Viral essays are hiding inside this question. If people keep asking you the same question and nobody's written the answer, take on the challenge yourself.
2. Don’t let the size of the internet stun ... See more
Analysing the total life-cycle cost of recycling vs making new items is very complicated and depends on the specific context.
Robert Wiblin • What You Think About Landfill and Recycling Is Probably Totally Wrong
June - Product analytics for B2B SaaS
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Specific knowledge is knowledge you cannot be trained for. If society can train you, it can train someone else and replace you.
Eric Jorgenson • Almanack of Naval Ravikant
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Marketing is about making soulful bets. If you’re not purchasing cosmic lottery tickets somewhere you’ll never rise above the noise.
When you’re a repeat player, when your world is your business and your business is your world, it’s all about long-term relationships. In any negotiation I believe in leaving a little bit on the table. And in any relationship I believe in sharing the stakes.