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making Sublime — for you and for me.
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Meanwhile, the software looks like its succeeding (in terms of engagement), but it sucks in terms of what it does to our lives.
Joe Edelman • Not Found
Lil Miquela got me thinking about the difference between her account and a politician’s. I’d go so far as to say that most politicians' social media accounts feel more fake than Lil Miquela’s. Politicians pose as “people” on social media even though there’s usually a team managing their online presence. There are some exceptions, of course. Trump a... See more
Aaron Z. Lewis • You Can Handle the Post-Truth: A Pocket Guide to the Surreal Internet
“words do not matter, because meaning is often felt, not said.”
Twitter is acquiring Scroll...
Ben Thompson • Market-Making on the Internet
Supersocial, Inc.
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Over 60 million women in the US alone are menopausal however menopause (an inevitable part of female ageing) is still viewed by some as ‘niche’.
Louise Rix • An Overlooked Opportunity: The past, present and future of FemTech
Creators make more money by selling directly to their fans and by collecting royalties every time their NFTs are resold. This is an entirely new revenue stream that is only possible because of true digital ownership that can encode royalty logic in the media itself.
Jesse Walden • NFTs make the internet ownable — Mirror
So true:
“I think the pressures are always the same—the only difference is the amount of money that’s involved. I mean, it’s a lot of pressure to produce something for $25 dollars when you really need $25. It doesn’t matter if the pressure is for $2,500 or $25,000—it’s the same pressure.”
- Frank Stella.