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There’s a Better Model Than Apple News+: PressReader, the OG 'Netflix for News'(medium.com)
2 points by kristineberth 8y ago|0 comments
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by kristineberth 8y ago
Better yet, comply and get your privacy/data management chops together so that you're comfortably able to navigate a world where this type of legislation is likely to become more and more common. Not to mention the fact that there
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by kristineberth 8y ago
It depends. When Canada's anti-spam law was introduced in 2014, the intent was to allow a private right of action effective July 1, 2017. This would theoretically mean US/foreign companies could be dragged into class-action lawsui
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How not to let work explode your life(thebookoflife.org)
2 points by kristineberth 9y ago|0 comments
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by kristineberth 9y ago
I have a sneaking suspicion that in the not-too-distant future there will be a very significant cultural backlash against all of this noise, all of this hyper-connectedness.
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by kristineberth 9y ago
Nearly all the revenue in ads has now been captured by Google and Facebook, which is the far greater challenge for publishers.
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Show HN: PressReader Is Bringing Content to 34M Cathay Pacific Passengers(techvibes.com)
1 points by kristineberth 9y ago|0 comments
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by kristineberth 9y ago
Gotcha, thank you for the explanation.
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by kristineberth 9y ago
> Disconnect a country from the Internet (or filter the traffic) and you're forking the chain. Is this necessarily true? Forgive my ignorance but if we're talking Bitcoin, wouldn't the rest of the remaining miners around t
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by kristineberth 9y ago
Frankly I'd be surprised if she had never been harassed in some way. I know a grand total of zero women a decade into their careers who have literally never experienced some kind of harassment. Without being able to speak for her,
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by kristineberth 9y ago
Depends how you define results. As a "woman in tech," I don't actively participate in these movements that much, but I certainly benefit from the extra visibility they give to women who are succeeding in this industry. I of
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by kristineberth 10y ago
I didn't interpret that comment as a suggestion that you have an interest in suppressing women and minorities. But you might have a subconscious interest in maintaining your own worldview, wherein you're part of a group of people
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by kristineberth 10y ago
Absolutely. The right marketing people will take that entire lead gen/relationship building/RFP process to a whole new level.
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by kristineberth 10y ago
I'm all for flexible work arrangements for people, no matter what their gender. But I have to say I disagree with you. Many roles are not necessarily customer facing but require a lot of interaction with a team. In the startup world
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by kristineberth 10y ago
Bummer, they were on a hiring rampage here in Vancouver last year.
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Ask HN: What's the single best blog post you've ever read?
1 points by kristineberth 10y ago|1 comments
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by kristineberth 10y ago
Or travel and meet face-to-face. Works just as well.
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by kristineberth 10y ago
The problem with finding great marketing people is that there's no barrier to entry into the profession. Anyone can (and does) say that they're a 'marketing expert,' a 'growth hacker' or a 'marketing guru&
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by kristineberth 10y ago
PressReader. 6,000+ publishing partners around the world (USA Today, Washington Post, The Guardian, Le Monde, Newsweek, Bloomberg Businessweek, Vogue, GQ, etc.) Unlimited access model, all you can read on your smartphone or tablet. Two busi
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Major Chinese newspapers & mags rolling out access worldwide via PressReader(blog.pressreader.com)
1 points by kristineberth 10y ago|0 comments
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As Apple Opens iOS News to All, the Evolution of Publishing Continues(inc.com)
1 points by kristineberth 11y ago|0 comments
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In defense of hard work(medium.com)
3 points by kristineberth 11y ago|0 comments
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by kristineberth 11y ago
Sure, but asking about marital status isn't the 'shocking' behavior I'm thinking of, personally... unfortunately, people who get upset about tiny little 'offenses' often discredit entire (very valid) movements
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by kristineberth 11y ago
You can read up to 90 days of back issues, full-version. If you have a subscription ($30USD/month) it's all-you-can-read unlimited access to everything. If you'd like to purchase a single issue instead of subscribing, you can
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by kristineberth 11y ago
"What we realized is that while many women shared similar workplace stories, most men were simply shocked and unaware of the issues facing women in the workplace." This point is bang on. Nice guys often assume other men think like
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by kristineberth 11y ago
PressReader does this at a much bigger scale than Blendle. It's truly Netflix-for-newspapers-and-magazines. 5,000+ titles, full versions, current day, all-you-can-read model. It's paid for either by personal subscriptions ($30USD&
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by kristineberth 11y ago
Are you Safe Harbor compliant?
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How to Pitch Marketing Analytics Software to Your Company(blog.kissmetrics.com)
2 points by kristineberth 11y ago|0 comments
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Qantas launches 4000+ digital newspapers and mags for travelers via PressReader(blog.pressreader.com)
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Uber offers thousands of newspapers and mags to riders at Cannes Film Festival(blog.pressreader.com)
1 points by kristineberth 11y ago|0 comments

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