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I sometimes think about communities as human search engines. Groups with trusted relationships and a healthy sense of belonging are a great way for people to answer questions in their lives. And in fact, that’s what many people use communities for. We regularly work with communities of change-makers and most activities in the online forums are... See more
medium.com • Communities = Human Search Engines?
We live in a world where more and more people have the ability to publish what they think, feel or learn about, via web sites, blogs, microblogs and social networks. We live in a world where this “democratised” publishing has the ability to reach millions, perhaps billions. These are powerful abilities. And with those powerful abilities comes... See more
JP Rangaswami • On firehoses and filters: Part 1
But the real reason is that the market for clickbait is saturated, and longform feels fresher, more vital, more rewarding.
Ted Gioia • Has the Internet Reached Peak Clickability?
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a thoughtful pricing page by read.cv - i love to see more pricing experiments, including "choose what you pay"
There are so many more people we haven’t met yet, ideas we’ve never imagined, philosophical framings that we have yet to stumble upon. Part of our lifework is to find them. Not only through carefully planned research projects, but also by way of random discoveries—those moments we didn’t see coming, and didn’t know we were looking for.
Commercially, if the internet changed how products are sold, web3 changes what products are sold.
Packy McCormick • Nifty Corporates
“DoorDash is trying to build an empire and ___ is trying to arm the rebels.”
Blake Robbins • Arming The Rebels of The Future
The widespread TikTok-ification of all social apps is quite striking (and sad!) Literally, all apps (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, etc) have become one click away to an infinite stream of viral videos, playing non-stop.
The ratio of mindless consumption to building something meaningful on computing devices now... See more
Akshay Kotharix.comSymphony’s challenge currently is squeezing revenue out of its customers. It overtook Bloomberg’s 332,000 user count in 2018. But it charges US$24,000 for up to 100 seats, rather than the US$24,000 Bloomberg charges for one. Also, its network tends to be more internal than Bloomberg’s, with as many banks on it but fewer of their clients. Last year... See more