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Tom Conrad didn’t have anything to do with Quibi’s failure. The app was actually pretty cool. That was a bad business model which a good product couldn’t fix.
by mikeryan 2y ago
Tom Conrad didn’t have anything to do with Quibi’s failure. The app was actually pretty cool. That was a bad business model which a good product couldn’t fix.
He’s a product guy going back to being CTO at Pandora. He seems like a pretty good interim choice all things considered.
- fidotron 2y agoApparently he has a tattoo of Sonos headphones on his left forearm.
- dlcarrier 2y agoIt had an unusually high minimum version number, which I calculated at the time meant that 10% of US phones and tablets in use at the time couldn't run it. When you've already limited your maximum possible user base to only that market, 10% makes big difference.