Networks
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YouTube Restores Suspended Accounts, Free Speech and Cultural Mores, Platform Power
YouTube is reinstating accounts that were banned for alleged misinformation, and Google admits they made mistakes; the company — and big tech broadly — should go further, and lead the way in re-establishing the cultural importance of free expression.
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The YouTube Tip of the Google Spear
I’ve come to appreciate Google’s amorphous nature; what makes me bullish is the clarity of YouTube’s AI opportunity.
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An Interview with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan About Building a Stage for Creators
An interview with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan about empowering creators while leaning into AI.
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Facebook is Dead; Long Live Meta
Meta delivered blowout earnings the same quarter that Mark Zuckerberg doubled down on AI; I don’t think it was a coincidence.
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Meta Earnings, Meta’s Deteriorating Ad Metrics, CapEx Meta
Meta’s earnings were received positively by investors, but there were definite causes for concern.
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An Interview with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg About AI and the Evolution of Social Media
An interview with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about Llama and the AI opportunity, the evolution of social medial, and what it means to connect.
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Meta v. FTC, The Three Facebook Eras, Video Slop and Market Forces
The FTC’s case against Facebook doesn’t make sense because it conflates three distinct Facebook eras, and today’s era is very much defined by competition.
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TikTok Ban Approaches, Generational Implications, Xiaohongshu
The TikTok ban is approaching; what happens if the service actually goes away? Then, why China will misunderstand the Xiaolongshu phenomenon
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Meta Changes Moderation Policies, Zuckerberg’s Journey — and Mine, The Audacity of Copying Well
Mark Zuckerberg is making big changes to Meta’s moderation policies; it’s the next step in a journey that has been more nuanced than people think — and it’s one I relate to.
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Meta Earnings, Measuring Meta’s Spending, Meta Recommendations
Meta’s earnings were as expected, as long as you accept the reality that the company won’t stop spending. Plus, removing constraints on feeds could lead to more efficient recommendations.