
The dawn of a new startup era

What happens once everyone on the market excels at designing applications, collecting data, orchestrating network effects, and innovating on a continuous basis? At this point, capitalists have to explore new approaches. Airbnb is inviting stakeholders into its governance, as discussed by Matt Levine here. BlackRock is warning corporate CEOs that th... See more
Nicolas Colin • Why Don't Uber Drivers Own Shares? Now They Could
The end of incrementalism: how AI will reward maximalist start-ups
Philip Clarkphilipjclark.substack.com
With the rise of personal computing and networks from the 1970s onwards, entrepreneurship took a new direction. The goal was not to best the Soviet Union at any cost, but to serve the general public, to improve people’s daily lives, to change the consumer’s world for the better. Entrepreneurs have always been key figures in the history of the indus
... See moreNicolas Colin • Hedge: A Greater Safety Net for the Entrepreneurial Age
