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The New Yorker

Market-Making on the Internet

This is based on my ~11 years in it, I think email is becoming less of how people “subscribe” to things, and they prefer to consume platform native content instead of going elsewhere. It also doesn’t help that platforms publish linking out so much now. So if you want to build an audience, it kind of needs to be... See more

Nat Eliason x.com

Check your Pulse #45

Sari Azout sariazout.substack.com

Might be time to leave The Newsletter Platform That Shall Not Be Named. They appear to be prioritizing "followers" over "subscribers," locking you into their network and defeating the purpose of building an email list. Anyone else have thoughts? Am I wrong here?

Nat Eliason x.com

The Substackerati

cjr.org cjr.org

This man got Uber their first 100 Million users. Then exploded Tinder, Dropbox and Zynga's growth. He just said, "The creator economy is the new frontier of innovation." Andrew Chen's 5 predictions on the future of wealth creation (and why you should care):... See more

Hosun

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My latest column at The New Yorker is about the revenge of homepages: Why we're turning toward individual websites as the platform era of the internet continues to disintegrate.

I started working on this piece because I've found myself going to homepages more often. It's a way to get a controlled, curated look at what a publication offers, and a... See more

Beyond the Link Tax: Journalism and the Changing Nature of the Internet

Philip Moscovitch halifaxexaminer.ca