Year: 2018

Immigrant founders. https://t.co/zpnzJwRIkO

Online education getting increasingly popular. Frictionless education? https://t.co/93x8YSqtz9

Top 2017 courses for @Coursera. Unsurprisingly, many of them related to #AI. https://t.co/ru97CCEDin

How many would give up their privacy entirely in exchange of a free smartphone? https://t.co/IoBThW7B5v

The subscription model is taking over personal IT. But for how long? The more free(mium) products/services convert to a paid subscription, the more people will get closer to realise that they are consuming way more than they can afford. And at that point, it will break. https://t.co/b5DGv8iIYk

And e-commerce stores control what is appropriate to buy https://t.co/BQ38sYTkT0

New-gen users experience increasingly frictionless personal IT, not just as SaaS but also in UI. That experience & expectations clash more and more with byzantine enterprise IT. -If you think that a user magically values different things inside and outside the office, think again https://t.co/Sfe2xuewZT

Startups have two possibilities: either competing for user attention during that time or inventing something good enough to entice users to spend even more time (but there’s a ceiling dictated by real-life must-do activities) online

Which one is easier? https://t.co/x2yjndeTJE

Mary Meeker’s 2018 Internet Trends Report https://t.co/eCpGooM9bj – Insightful as usual, @kpcb

App stores control what is appropriate to download
Social networks control what is appropriate to read
Search engines control what is appropriate to find

Scary, @tomwarren.

Telegram says Apple has been rejecting its app updates even outside of Russia https://t.co/VrT8ckw2Gg