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And if you want to predict the future, go to a history lecture or set your WARC case study date filter to twenty years ago.
Matt Waksman • Why the future of Planning is Opera, Only Fans, God, and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
Strategy and reading, watching & listening to
if you want to predict the future, go to a history lecture or set your case study date filter to twenty years ago.
- Optimize the customer-brand experience (and are present at every step of the journey)
Imad El Fay • Direct-to-Consumer opportunities in MENA
What’s so beautiful about creating products is that saying it in a poetic way, if you have that passion it naturally starts waves and those waves connect people.
The founder of Teenage Engineering opens up to his creative space
Facebook, again, is the extreme example here: the service got started with user-generated content and has continually retrenched over the last few years to have more user-generated content and less professionally produced content; every time they have done so, publishers have cried foul over all of the traffic they were losing. Google, meanwhile,... See more
Ben Thompson • Media, Regulators, and Big Tech; Indulgences and Injunctions; Better Approaches
In the context of DAOs, skill trees are most relevant in the context of onboarding “players” or community members thoughtfully through complex organizational systems. For Water & Music, our member onboarding journey as a DAO will necessarily be much more complex than when we were previously a Web2 newsletter. In the latter scenario, people simply... See more
Water & Music • Rethinking “gamification” for DAOs
Utility is relatively easy to understand. If you can find the answer to your question on Quora or easily reach an old high school friend whose number you lost on Facebook, those products are providing you utility.
notboring.co • Status Monkeys
Recently gave a talk about how AirPods will be remembered as our first taste of transhumanism
Slides below, specifically getting into:
-why audio is a massive platform shift
-Apple & Spotify's strategies
-AR + 'artisanal internet'
-where startups... See more
Pappageorgetwitter.comAs Nobel-laureate Robert Shiller observes: “Gold is a bubble, but it’s always been a bubble. It has some industrial uses, but basically it’s like a fad that’s lasted thousands of years.” This is not an argument against gold (or Bitcoin) as a valuable monetary asset, but an astute insight into the bubble-like, reflexive nature of money.