Let’s remember one of the cardinal rules of social media. Out of 100 people, 1% will create the content, 10% will curate the content, and the other 90% will simply consume it. That plays out on this blog, that plays out in Twitter, and that plays out in most of the services we are invested in.
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The primary business model of the Internet is built on mass surveillance, and our government’s intelligence-gathering agencies have become addicted to that data. Understanding how we got here is critical to understanding how we undo the damage.
Culture Desk: How to Get Privacy Right : The New Yorker
Privacy management on social media sites | Pew Internet & American Life Project
Musicians are moving from making a dollar a listener from CDs to hundreds of dollars a true fan in collectibles and concert tickets–things they can only deliver because they know who their best customers are.
The Race To Be Trusted: Digital Music Forum West, October, 2011 at FISTFULAYEN
The Race To Be Trusted: Digital Music Forum West, October, 2011 at FISTFULAYEN
Ian’s outstanding presentation from Digital Music Forum West today.
In 1986, a year after digital CDs widely debuted, vinyl records still accounted for 14 percent of all data on Earth, with audiocassettes holding an additional 12 percent.
