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A stray thought: the correct 21st-century definition of “content” isn’t “generic media” but rather “the specific kind of media designed for platforms and algorithms”. The clue is that “content creators” exist only on (for?) platforms.
Robin Sloan • Here is your liberal art!
Kevin Twohy
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Using an audience, we will help people build a business that makes $200,000+ per year in profit for the founder. Once they reach that threshold, they’ll be able to support their families and control their destinies, no matter where they live. We’ll take a 10% ownership in each business, similar to Y-Combinator. All our companies will be built upon... See more
David Perell • Our Vision for Write of Passage - David Perell
Like many other internet platforms, moderation has been a “really tricky problem for Roblox to get their arms around,”
Kellen Browning • Roblox, the Gaming Site, Wants to Grow Up Without Sacrificing Child Safety (Published 2021)
Suppliers focus specifically on certain elements of a business, while marketing companies are focused solely on captivating and nurturing an audience and community.
Blake Robbins • Modern Suppliers
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Prosumer and
What if there was a platform that could:
Nikhil Krishnan • Things I’m Thinking About In Healthcare Part 3
Every feature request has a constituency – some group who wants it implemented, because they benefit from it. Simplicity does not have a constituency in the same way, it’s what economists call a non-excludable good – everyone benefits from it.