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I don’t think there is a durable industry based on the idea that central banks are going to hyperinflate existing currency, and I do not think a durable industry will be built around the idea that rules requiring transparency of wealth can be circumvented.
Jessica Lessin • Larry Summers on Trump’s ‘Tragic Precedent,’ TikTok and Regulation
“There has always been good placements of ads and bad placements of ads and media buying companies have always prided themselves on trying to get the context right,” said Charlie Crowe, chairman of the media and marketing publisher C Squared. “The difference in the online world is that it’s all done by an algorithm. The human element is taken out o... See more
Olivia Solon • Google's bad week: YouTube loses millions as advertising row reaches US
LA's consumer goods rental service, Joymode, sells to the NYC retail investment firm, XRC Labs
Jonathan Shiebertechcrunch.com
A recent TiVo report found that the average TV watcher subscribes to as many as seven streaming services, and that 84% of them wanted some way to browse and search it all in one place.
Protocol • How a tiny startup fixed the future of TV
The Past, Present, and Future of Consumer Social Companies
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Michael Lewis • Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon
In data and analytics, Bloomberg is being challenged by a raft of start-ups. Some of them target smaller investors like me who baulk at paying Bloomberg’s US$24,000 subscription fee. Others target bigger customers who want to go deeper into more specialised data than Bloomberg supports. I use two alternatives—Koyfin and Sentieo.