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February 2 · Issue #26 · View online
The latest news in tech, marketing, and what was actually interesting in tech and culture curated by @ from New York
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“All of us have to learn how to invent our lives, make them up, imagine them. We need to be taught these skills; we need guides to show us how. If we don’t, our lives get made up for us by other people.” —Ursula K. Le Guin, The Wave in the Mind, 2004.
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“This Is Serious”: Facebook Begins Its Downward Spiral | Vanity Fair
“The company has behaved as bullies often do when they are vying for global dominance—slurping the lifeblood out of its competitors (as it did most recently with Snap, after C.E.O. Evan Spiegel also rebuffed Zuckerberg’s acquisition attempt), blatantly copying key features (as it did with Snapchat’s Stories), taking ideas (remember those Winklevoss twins?)”
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Cookies, Device IDs, and other ways of Online Tracking
My friend writes about AdTech. Check it out the ad money and its creepy ad techs. In today’s day and age, the internet is a powerful tool that we can use to find almost any information in mere seconds. We leave traces behind of our buying and browsing habits. This comes in the form of cookies, devices…
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Blackstone strikes mega-buyout with Thomson Reuters
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Growing a community starts with your product
I previously wrote about how genuine, sustained growth comes from everyone in the company having the right mindset. A user-centred mindset is needed to grow a community — continuously understanding…
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17 Product Managers Who Will Own the Future of NYC Tech — and the 9 Frameworks They’ll Use to Do It | First Round Review
Last year, First Round hosted a seminar of 17 rising star product managers in NYC, taught by some of the best product leaders in the tech industry. Here’s who they are and what they learned.
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The Jordan Peterson Moment - The New York Times
the most influential public intellectual in the Western world right now, and he has a point.
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Culture is the Behavior You Reward and Punish
ronically, culture is particularly vulnerable when you are growing quickly.
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Impatience: The Pitfall Of Every Ambitious Person - Darius Foroux
Big splashes don’t happen. Overnight success doesn’t exist. We have to remind ourselves of that whenever we show impatience. It happens to every ambitious person.
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Playing your strengths
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