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- The second is more media than social. It’s driven by AI-powered and network-driven platforms that allow people to discover creativity, learning, and connection online. TikTok is an early iteration, untethered from a social graph and letting strangers connect across the globe.
from The Evolution of Social Media: Splitting Into Social and Media by Rex Woodbury
Prioritizing your career—not all the time, but some of the time—models valuable lessons for children, including independence and resilience.
from The End of Mom Guilt by Lara Bazelon
- “We are all plugged into an infinite stream of data, updated continuously and delivered at light speed via a network of intelligent devices, embedded in every corner of our lives. Value has shifted from the output of our muscles to the output of our brains. Our knowledge is now our most important asset and the ability to deploy our attention is our... See more
from From Notetaking to Neuralink
- So what is changing? The use cases for CSS and capabilities are exploding with hundreds of new companies launching! With their early start in entertainment, CSS applications are rapidly branching out to fitness with Aaptiv, astrology with Co-Star, hobbies such as surfing with Surfline, managing children’s sports teams with TeamSnap as well as hundr... See more
from Is Consumer Subscription the Next Software Boom market? by Eric Crowley
- One commentator [1] waggishly described Affirm as an API between Peloton and CRB, due to Peloton being a very large account at the time of their IPO.
from Community Banking and Fintech by Patrick McKenzie
Lex Fridman: What are you studying now? Are you studying videos?
MrBeast:
Recently, not as much. To get to the videos I want, I have to build this business and scale up and hire. My teenage years were spent studying virality and content creation. Now I’m studying how to build a content company so I can actually produce the crazy ideas I want to pr
... See morefrom How MrBeast Learns by Henrik Karlsson
- Power is shifting away from institutions and towards individuals. If we’re going to have more control over our own lives, working from anywhere, owning the internet, governing the institutions that support us -- then we need to figure out how to handle that responsibility. We need a self-governing philosophy. Existentialism is a great place to star... See more
from Existential Optimism by Packy McCormick
- -Recommend content algorithmically with an element of randomness: when algorithms do the searching for users, there are more opportunities for niches to thrive.
from Building the Middle Class of the Creator Economy by Harvard Business Review
- And so I ask, what are we sacrificing in this potential design and subsequent cultural acceleration? From my tweet above, I probe that perhaps we lose a sense of hospitality. A coming to the table, without a notion of transaction value.
from Social Climber by Reggie James