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Smaller, slower distribution could mean better content, better relationships, and better businesses — doubtless at smaller scales than what was hoped from BuzzFeed, Vice, etc., but then those didn’t work out. The benefits of cultivating and controlling your own distribution are mutual comprehension between a publication and its consumers; feelings of loyalty and trust; and perhaps an ability to survive in the long term, building a more durable institution.
School kills the creativity out of their students.
Erik Torenberg • Opportunities in Education
Additionally, I’m sure MasterClass makes it super simple for creators to record and produce their classes. It’s a win for everyone: experts get more reach and a bit of money, customers get advice from the best, and MasterClass earns revenue for making it all come together.
Adam Keesling • Not Found
Sublime is a personal knowledge management tool crafted with soul. I've been allowing myself to digitally hoard all the beautiful words and insightful advice I come across online. Everything you save in Sublime becomes a card, and these cards can be organized into collections. There's also a communal aspect to Sublime; you can follow other users an... See more
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Spheres of Self: Performativity and Parasociality in the Metaverse
objects.koji-cdn.comLearn how to live in the future, the world is moving towards being distributed firstMark finds it odd that VR/AR related science fiction assumes the world is in a dystopian state, both worlds can positively coexist and even mutually benefit from each other
Mark Zuckerberg • The Tim Ferriss Show Transcripts: Mark Zuckerberg on Long-Term Strategy, Business and Parenting Principles, Personal Energy Management, Building the Metaverse, Seeking Awe, the Role of Religion, Solving Deep Technical Challenges (e.g., AR), and More (#582)
Substack will help writers extract more value (and commissions) from their audience. Their incentives are aligned.
Dru Riley • Paid Newsletters: Conversion Rates, Newsletter Bundles, Building a Six-Figure Newsletter
Twitter has many drawbacks. It isn’t good for readers to build knowledge: tweets aren’t organized and the content is difficult to work with. Generally people copy Twitter content somewhere else to work with it. It also isn’t good for writers to build their reputation: tweets are listed chronologically, interleaving personal and professional, rather... See more