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The fundamental disruption of the Internet has been to turn this dynamic on its head. First, the Internet has made distribution (of digital goods) free, neutralizing the advantage that pre-Internet distributors leveraged to integrate with suppliers. Secondly, the Internet has made transaction costs zero, making it viable for a distributor to... See more
Ben Thompson • Aggregation Theory
The shift away from traditional subscriptions will quicken pace, driven by the proliferation of on-demand solutions across all areas of modern life. Categories like content consumption (Netflix, Spotify), Travel (Uber, Lime), and food delivery (Deliveroo, DoorDash) are creating an atmosphere on everything on our terms, at all times. These... See more
Harvey Hodd • Why subscriptions just don’t work for customers
What’s the main job of a hero? To save us from the darkness? That’s not quite right. Heroes — even fictional ones — help us become better people. They don’t just solve our problems; they make us better able to solve our problems ourselves.
Tim Gorichanaz • Finding Heroes In A Messy Digital World | NOEMA
Now imagine the impact open source could have if people weren’t just incentivized by status or high-paying jobs, but also by value creation via tokens.
Nathan Baschez • The two biggest critiques of web3, analyzed
UpEquity enables home buyers to make offers stipulating that if their mortgage isn’t approved by a certain date, UpEquity will step in and provide an all-cash offer.
Tomio Geron • Startups That Offer New Paths to Homeownership
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