Once again, I’ve been reading a lot without the time to link here properly. Here are a few things I read and enjoyed that I believe are worth sharing: The Hidden Automation Agenda of the Davos Elite How Bots Ruined Buying Sneakers Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: The Rolling Stone Interview Sunday Rains & Random Runimantions …
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Is Apple Enforcing ChangeLog in the App Store?
Via Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines: 2.3.12 Apps must clearly describe new features and product changes in their “What’s New” text. Simple bug fixes, security updates, and performance improvements may rely on a generic description, but more significant changes must be listed in the notes. Only 5 of the 12 apps my device has received …
Linked: “Washington Post Story on Apple’s Product Prices”
You can certainly argue that Apple is making a strategic branding mistake by making more expensive products. But it simply wasn’t an option to sell the iPhone X/XS as it exists for iPhone 7 prices. I disagree. It is true that Apple isn’t allowing prices to dictate the limits of innovation and it is true …
Linked: Forbes’ 30 under 30 and ‘Self-Made’
@Hels on Twitter: My take is: all 30 Under 30 lists should include disclosure of parental assets Aditi Juneja (one of the 30 in a rebuttal): Of course, the truth is that none of us are entirely self-made. Most of us receive government support, for one thing. When asked, 71 percent of Americans say that …
“So some people will pay for a subscription to a news site. How about two? Three?”
Via NiemanLab: But only 16 percent of Americans say they are willing to pay for any online news. If someone’s first digital subscription is to the Times or the Post — how many are willing to pay for a second, or a third, or a fourth news site? Especially if that second or third site …