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What Here Comes Everybody has me thinking about in 2022 is whether or not the dynamic era of organizational experimentation that flourished in the 2000s was way shorter than we predicted it to be, and if it is now effectively over. The apparently open-ended organizational possibilities of the 2000s web resolved in practice to a limited handful of q... See more
Tim Hwang • Here Went Everybody
When I asked what, exactly, they thought made someone a promising Substack writer, Best turned to McKenzie and asked, in a jokey hush, “Do we keep the Baschez score a secret?” McKenzie laughed. They have a system, created by a former employee named Nathan Baschez, that measures a Twitter user’s engagement level—retweets, likes, replies—among their ... See more
cjr.org • The Substackerati
In just the past thirty years, the number of books published worldwide has sextupled, exceeding three million new titles annually. The number of original scripted television shows and movies has similarly grown by a factor of six since the 1980s in the United States alone. You may add to that teetering pile of unread books, unwatched films, and unf
... See moreDerek Thompson • Hit Makers
hacen que estés cada vez más atareado, más ansioso y te sientas en cierta forma más vacío.
Oliver Burkeman • Cuatro mil semanas: Gestión del tiempo para mortales (No Ficción) (Spanish Edition)
Customer tool kits and context orchestration: Forget about static, immovable products. If your customers are going to treat products as platforms anyway, then you may as well get ahead of the game. Make your products modular, reconfigurable, and editable. Set the context for customer innovation and collaboration. Provide venues. Build user-friendly... See more
Anthony Williams • Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
Custom music—that is, music that users generate—will become the norm, and indeed it will become the bulk of all music created each year. As music streams, it expands.
Kevin Kelly • The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future
running things, strategy, and deals.
Ben Horowitz • The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers
The 6 guiding principles of Modern GTM:• Create content that can be discovered when people Google the relevant problem.• Design a free product that enables the USER to experience the value of the solution quickly.• Understand the distinct profiles and needs of USERS and BUYERS in a customer prospect and create material and process to optimize engag... See more