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All of these factors come together in YouTube, where people upload their digital videos to the internet on a viewing platform that allows for easy search and content aggregation — all on a massive scale.
Samo Burja • The YouTube Revolution in Knowledge Transfer
The concept of “locality” started collapsing online slowly at first, then suddenly. Local places were first migrated online quite literally by companies like Yelp, Foursquare, and NextDoor. The crowdsourced reviews and ranking system transformed the relationship between people and places. Nextdoor magnifies the stark reality of American neighborhoo... See more
Tina He • [FKPXLS] The New Frontier of Belonging
I wrote Million Dollar No Code Businesses to dismiss this. It doesn’t matter what we think because it has already happened.
Dru Riley • No-Code: Faster Development, Scalability, Leverage
Seneca said that poverty wasn’t having too little, it was wanting more. He wasn’t talking about poor people. He was talking about rich people.
Ryan Holiday • 31 Lessons I’ve Learned About Money
Here’s what this looks like from the perspective of an individual contributor:
Nelson Jordan • We used Coordinape to pay our DAO. Here’s what we found
Commissions (or interaction taxes) are viewed as the “obvious” way to monetize a marketplace.
Sameer Singh • The Marketplace Monetization Map: Complexity and Asymmetry
It’s building a modern educational institution that looks nothing like the ones it aims to replace.