In Episode 4 of Stratechery.FM, co-host Jon Nathanson and talk about one-to-many messaging apps, from public (Twitter) to private (Secret and Yik Yak) Net neutrality followup Why Jon (rarely) uses Twitter Secret Yik Yak The Ethics of Anonymous Apps Head on over to Stratechery.FM for the show notes, including time markers. Podcast Feed | iTunes […]
Podcasts
Stratechery.FM Episode 003: Net Neutrality
In Episode 3 of the official Stratechery Podcast, co-host Jon Nathanson and I go deep on Net Neutrality, including: The Economic of ISPs The role of the market versus the role of the government U.S. versus the rest of the world Utility versus fast lanes versus pay-per-MB Google Fiber Head on over to Stratechery.FM for […]
Stratechery.FM Episode 002: Fat as a Service
In Episode 2 of the official Stratechery Podcast, co-host Jon Nathanson and I discussed: How Nike and Apple both sell experiences What it’s like to work at Apple The new luxury market Wearables A brief update on Stratechery’s business Head on over to Stratechery.FM for the show notes, including time markers. Podcast Feed | iTunes […]
Stratechery.FM Episode 001 – Welcome to Stratechery.FM
Along with the relaunch of Stratechery, I am very excited to announce the launch of the official Stratechery podcast, Stratechery.FM1 <p>Our topics on this first episode includes my new launch, why the movie industry resists disruption, Google Fiber, Dropbox, and what Wall Street values in tech companies.</p> Check it out: Website | Feed | iTunes […]
Podcast: The Talk Show – Go to the Mat on Stickers
I was honored to join John Gruber on his podcast, The Talk Show. We had a nice “short” conversation about Facebook and WhatsApp, why stickers are great, Twitter, iMessage, Microsoft’s app problem, and more. Check it out here; I think you’ll enjoy it.
Podcast: Vector – Microsoft’s new CEO and Lenovo’s new Moto
I once again joined Rene Ritchie on his Vector Podcast to talk about the CEO change at Microsoft (and the return of Bill Gates), along with Lenovo’s acquisition of Motorola. I added quite a bit of color as to why this deal made sense for Lenovo, particularly from a patent perspective, as well as why […]
Podcast: Vector – Missing the iPad Magic
I once again joined Rene Ritchie on the excellent Vector Podcast to discuss my recent series of article on the iPad. You can find the podcast here. Over the last week, I’ve written a three-part series on Apple’s recent iPad announcement, and the reasons why it left me just a bit cold. Part 1: Whither […]
Podcast: Microsoft’s mobile dilemma
I joined Rene Ritchie on his Vector Podcast to discuss Microsoft, Nokia, Apple, IBM, Samsung and more. Literally the minute we hung up, news broke that Microsoft was acquiring Nokia, so we jumped back on for a few more minutes of instant-analysis. Rene was a great interviewer (even if he let me ramble!), and I […]
Podcast: Staying Hungry
I was honored to join Horace Dediu on his new interview podcast, High Density. We spent a fair bit of time on Microsoft and Steve Ballmer, but also touched on Apple, functional versus divisional organizations, and more. I hope you enjoy it. Some relevant links from Stratechery: Why Microsoft’s Reorganization Is a Bad Idea The […]