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Amazon in Talks to Buy Podcast Maker Wondery(wsj.com)
1 points by mgav 6y ago|0 comments
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"The new App Store Small Business Program, as it’s called, will allow any developer who earns less than $1 million in annual sales per year from all of their apps to qualify for a reduced App Store cut of 15 percent, half of Apple’s st
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Tesla to Be Added to S&P 500 Index(wsj.com)
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by mgav 6y ago
Excerpt: DoorDash’s deep losses reflect the dismal economics of the food delivery business, said Len Sherman, an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School. “There’s simply not enough value created in these businesses to reward consumer
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DoorDash Reveals IPO Filing(nytimes.com)
1 points by mgav 6y ago|2 comments
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Smaller Is Big in New E-Commerce Warehouses(wsj.com)
1 points by mgav 6y ago|0 comments
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A Startup Hiring Framework(medium.com)
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Uber Founder Turns Real-Estate Mogul for Ghost Kitchens (Spent $130M)(wsj.com)
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Silicon Valley pay cuts ignite tech-industry Covid-19 tensions(wsj.com)
123 points by mgav 6y ago|206 comments
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by mgav 6y ago
RE Google: "Google maintained its search monopoly by grabbing information from third parties without permission to improve search results. In other instances, it introduced changes in search to give a leg up to its own services and dis
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by mgav 6y ago
RE Facebook: "Facebook’s monopoly power in social networking is “firmly entrenched,” and the company has snuffed out competitors through strategic acquisitions and copying products ... Because of the absence of competition, user privac
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RE Apple: "...Apple has used its control over the App Store to punish rivals, including by ranking them lower in search results, restricting how they communicate with customers, and removing them outright from the store. Apple is the s
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RE Amazon: "The company uses its market power as both the largest online retailer and the leading e-commerce marketplace to its advantage and to hobble potential competitors... Amazon harvests the sales and product data from its market
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Accusations in the Damning House Report on Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google(nytimes.com)
3 points by mgav 6y ago|4 comments
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San Francisco Office Rents Tumble and Show No Sign of Bottoming(wsj.com)
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Blood Test for Alzheimer’s in Reach(nytimes.com)
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Battery-Free, Energy-Harvesting Perpetual Machines: Weird Future of Computing(wsj.com)
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Secretive High-Speed Trading Firm Hits ($15B) Jackpot with TikTok(wsj.com)
2 points by mgav 6y ago|0 comments
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by mgav 6y ago
A pay-for-performance model (e.g. pay per sale) eliminates all the risk for advertisers. Does this exist anywhere, aside from affiliate deals? I'd be happy to pay 50% for each digital product sale, since those are 96% profit.
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How Moving to Work Remotely Could Affect Your Taxes(nytimes.com)
20 points by mgav 6y ago|11 comments
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"...For four months, the Victoria’s Secret flagship store at Herald Square in Manhattan has been closed and not paying its $937,000 MONTHLY rent. “It will be years before retail has even a chance of returning to New York City in its pr
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Retail Chains Abandon Manhattan: ‘It’s Unsustainable’(nytimes.com)
2 points by mgav 6y ago|1 comments
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Understanding Typography (Material Design)(material.io)
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Video: “How someone who is visually impaired uses her iPhone”(twitter.com)
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by mgav 6y ago
I bet a $12/year "Editor" option that simply allowed those users to use <i>italics</i> would be widely used, generating $$$ without disrupting what people love about Twitter.
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Amazon met with startups about investing, then launched competing products(wsj.com)
1125 points by mgav 6y ago|351 comments
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Neeva's Digital Bill of Rights(neeva.co)
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by mgav 6y ago
I wonder if colorblind users would be better served by browser-based adjustments, so every page they encounter on the web is colorblind-user-friendly.
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Why I Switched From GoDaddy to SiteGround (and you should too)(medium.com)
1 points by mgav 6y ago|0 comments
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by mgav 6y ago
I didn't realize that. Do you have a source for this, please?

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