If we want independent and quality editorial to maintain a vital place in our democracy, we have to imagine a new set of relationships between platforms, editorial, marketers and audiences. A promising innovation is already in place at one platform: Twitter.
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Bill Moyers + Joseph Campbell
Paul Cronin + Werner Herzog
Francisco Varela + Dalai Lama
Tim Ferriss + Jerry Seinfeld
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voice interfaces stand to reshape commerce in much the same way that the internet did 30 years ago. Existing supply chains, marketing strategies, and brand systems are optimized for the screen-based way that we currently interact with the web. Companies that are not thinking ahead to the next platform shift will inevitably fall behind.
The four most common paths into PM: Internal transition at a large company , finding a junior PM role at a large company, joining a startup with a burning need , and starting your own company.
A new business model for building a city: Instead of owning specific pieces of land, you own equity in the entire city. This way, you have equity alignment with everyone else in the city.
In the future, it’s likely that the average person will not work for a company. Instead, people will earn income in non-traditional ways by taking actions such as playing games, learning new skills, creating art, or curating content. This kind of shift in how we work is not unusual or unexpected — the idea that most people would be employed by... See more
Peer-to-peer social engagement is baked into the product itself. Social+ products feature authentic engagement between the users in the network, not just with a single curator or creator.
Alan Cooper — UX pioneer and author of About Face — argues that we should treat our interfaces like people and do what we do best: moralize about their behavior.