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Someone please create an Ez-Pass but for news paywalls. I don’t want 20 subs. I want to be able to drop off a small toll to read sprinkles of articles all over.
descriptiontwitter.comPrivate companies in the last 5+ years have had every incentive to forgo profitability for a different metric: growth.
Sarah Tavel • Food Delivery Wars: 3 Takeaways From The UberEats, Postmates, Grubhub, DoorDash Ecosystem—How It…
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We're entering the Third Wave of Digital Media.
Wave 1 ➱ Monolithic Media
Wave 2 ➱ UGC
Wave 3 ➱ Multiplayer Media
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Amazon is the worst kind of company to compete against because they don’t mind burning money to grab market share.
Craig Mod • Offscreen Magazine Interview
One interesting change to watch is the expansion of the types of drugs that can be prescribed via a telemedicine-only visit. You can even get controlled substances like opioids via telemedicine now (don’t get any ideas). I wonder if we’ll look back on this and discover we don’t really need face-to-face visits for most prescriptions, or if we’ll... See more
Nikhil Krishnan • Big Changes Coming
I think about this quote from Bret Victor all the time:
I've spent a lot of time over the years desperately trying to think of a "thing" to change the world. I now know why the search was fruitless -- things don't change the world. People change the world by using things. The focus must be on the "using", not the "thing".
More NFTs will unlock certain perks or privileges, making them not a fad but a long-term asset that both delivers and accrues value. The holy grail will be shifting the $150 billion virtual goods market—largely comprised of microtransactions in Robux (Roblox), V-Bucks (Fortnite), and Minecoins (Minecraft)—onto blockchain so that digital assets you... See more
Rex Woodbury • Why NFTs Aren't the Next Asset Bubble - by Rex Woodbury - Digital Native
Looking at the ~$3T value creation in e-commerce over the last two decades, one might feel that the best of e-commerce is behind us. However, in Amazon lingo, I believe we are still on Day 1. Current penetration is still low (~17% in US). New categories are coming online such as grocery and pharmacy.