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Media, Regulators, and Big Tech; Indulgences and Injunctions; Better Approaches
Ben Thompsonstratechery.com
Just don’t mistake refining their human capital — molding them into ideal bourgeois citizens — for parenting. Because that work is not an expression of love, not really. That’s fear.
Anne Helen Petersen • The Anxious Style of American Parenting
In summary, dense cities agglomerate critical, often scarce resources that can be shared collectively. Utilizing these shared resources, firms are free to specialize and innovate on their small slice of the pie. This combination of shared resources and specialization is the magic that makes cities so productive.
Xing Quan Zhang • The Economic Role of Cities
Programs like Twitter's Amplify finally combine the power of a platform’s scale, data, and precision with the marketers’ responsibility to support editorial’s crucial role in social discourse.
John Battelle • John Battelle's Search Blog Marketers Have Given Up on Context, And Our National Discourse Is Suffering
What does a musician's world look like when their community is the record label?
Nick Johnson • Creators, Communities, and the Gray Space in the Middle — Nichanan Kesonpat
The next (and honestly current) phase of social media needs a better title. The internet is best for things related to curiosity, exploration, discovery, and expression. We need its title to better reflect + subconsciously instill that for users
Yes, these platforms are… Show more
Because aggregators deal with digital goods, there is an abundance of supply; that means users reap value through discovery and curation, and most aggregators get started by delivering superior discovery.