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The people who fund software can’t be blamed for ignoring magazines, because magazines have done their best to remain reactive rather than proactive to shifts in digital consumption. I grew up wanting to work in magazines, and I achieved that, but instead of a dreamer I was a growth hacker, which at the time was known as audience engagement.
keeping up with what's happening with AI (new models, new tools etc) is a full-time job at this point
GREG ISENBERGx.comMy prediction may be too early, but I think it is directionally correct. The centrality of the internet in our lives will fade. Sure, we will still use it for banking, for sending off quick missives and for looking things up and so on. But the current culture of all day, every day screen time will fade. It will become passé, spurious, and something... See more
Thomas J Bevan • The End of the Extremely Online Era - by Thomas J Bevan
I want to insist on an amateur internet; a garage internet; a public library internet; a kitchen table internet. At last, in 2023, I want to tell the tech CEOs and venture capitalists: pipe down. Buzz off. Go fave each other’s tweets.
Robin Sloan • A Year of New Avenues
The economics of “1000 True Fans”, where a hard-core following of super-fans economically support a creator, dovetails with a recent piece on a “shared values community” business model suggested by Eric Feng. Feng recounts how not all content is subsidized by advertising. The basic idea is that a core base of a creator’s audience is willing to pay ... See more
Edward Rooster • eSports, Communities & Storytelling
The easiest thing to get to conform is the technology.
The hardest thing to get to conform is your nervous system is the sun is the sky is your life, you know?
So Program or Be Programmed really means understand the technology well enough to use it in a way that's compatible with you and your creative cycle, rather than trying to conform your humanit
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“Under the algorithm, it’s easy to forget there are so many different kinds of people you can be.” - laura reillyMagasin 16/01/24