1/ Speaking of video games and everybody wanting a piece of the pie, @Sony might have found an interesting business model.

Uncharted movie and The Last of Us TV show “just the beginning”, PlayStation boss says https://t.co/aOYlOorQ5n

Now the big question is: do these apps follow their users as they age or do they remain dominant only in specific age brackets?

Very different strategies about competition and product development depend on the answer.

Insights from @appannie. https://t.co/iGkPhA7XRX

Now the big question is: do these apps follow their users as they age or do they remain dominant only in specific age brackets?

Insights from @AppAnnie. https://t.co/fVSBLyMFwM

As usual, great insights from @appannie.

Everybody will want to have a piece of the gaming pie. https://t.co/prBkhWlWoK

“In a memo that circulated on Monday, lawmakers were reminded that the purchase of a bulletproof vest was a reimbursable expense, as was security training.”

https://t.co/gn7KpSBIE3

@randybias Tech marketers won’t even dream the things I’m reading.

Speaking of definitions out of control: it turns out that “ITOps” is too inclusive and not appropriately distinguished from “DevOps”. So let’s keep “ITOps” only as a macro category term and put in its place “SysOps”.

Boom. The circle is complete and we are back into the BBS era.

I don’t think I ever read so many unnecessary new industry definitions in a single paper before.

“36% of US adults said they “regularly” access Facebook to get news. This is a significantly larger percentage than almost any other social media platform, with the exception of YouTube, which is used regularly for news by 23% of US adults”

https://t.co/Va6hhsEp4u https://t.co/2C148lLr7F

@rationalpsyche I know…