Tech Strategy & Big Tech
Analysis of the tech industry's business: platform economics, big-tech strategy, and regulation.
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- 55
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- 20,152
- Podcasts
- 31
- Newsletters
- 16
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Who publishes here — active in the last 90 days
2,126 posts
Professor of marketing at NYU Stern and author of bestselling books including The Four and The Algebra of Weal...
1,330 posts
Technology writer and podcaster focused on Apple, software design and the companies around them. He co-created...
1,220 posts
Markets journalist and Executive Editor of News for Bloomberg's digital brands, covering finance, macro and th...
1,216 posts
Technology journalist who has covered the internet business since 1994. Co-founded Recode with Walt Mossberg i...
1,212 posts
Financial journalist and Bloomberg News executive editor covering capital markets and the plumbing of the fina...
1,098 posts
Editor-in-chief of The Verge, which he co-founded in 2011, covering consumer technology, platforms and the pol...
Jordan Schneider
965 posts
ChinaTalk Founder and EIC
942 posts
Independent journalist covering the technology industry and its effect on society, with a focus on large tech...
Brady Dale
833 posts
Employee #55 at a small-town bar in southeast Kansas.
John Siracusa
694 posts
Software developer, writer and podcaster who spent 25 years as a full-stack web developer before going indepen...
Marvin Liao
539 posts
Global macro investor and former startup founder, big tech and digital media executive and venture capitalist,...
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- “It is not a ban. It is simply saying step back, take a breath, and get it right. Businesses want that knowledge of what the rules of the road are.” Kathy Hochul, Odd Lots
- “Make it less evil, and people will adapt and adjust and understand this. And the companies are complicit in this sense of we can do what we want because we're s...” Kathy Hochul, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “My view is more hands-off. Innovate, do good things, sell your product. Great. This is called capitalism in America. But when they go too far or they don't self...” Kathy Hochul, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “I'm not opposed, but I'm saying to them, you already know what next generation data center looks like. It does not have to be this big. It does not have to use...” Kathy Hochul, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “We're just trying to be different. I think most of us are just sick and tired of the political ads. Ricketts is outspending us five to one. … We're trying to be...” Dan Osborn, Prof G Media
- “This idea that the president has and David Sachs, where they got all the companies together and said, hey, how about you guys self-police? That's not going to w...” JB Pritzker, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “If these days 4% unemployment is kind of the acceptable near full employment number, I think the problem we're going to see is that in very short order, we coul...” JB Pritzker, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “I do believe that government has to be more active now and become a fighter for our people and not just a collaborator with business on everything. ... My job i...” JB Pritzker, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “The Navy's found that the best way to shoot down the Shaheds… is airplanes. And they are now equipping them with APKWS. So they've got these laser-guided rocket...” Bryan Clark, ChinaTalk
- “We make fun of them now, but Intel really broke the mold when they stopped designing chips for the military and just started designing chips to sell to everybod...” Justin McIntosh, ChinaTalk
- “It's like most of the time you're not using it. And what it does when no one is using it is so incredibly important. And what Amazon decided, for a decade, was...” David Pierce, The Vergecast
- “…you will use it three times a day for a grand total of two seconds, right? … The person who needs this, and there are people who need it, 100% guaranteed alrea...” David Pierce, The Vergecast
- “I don't think investors are worried about the growth slowing. You can't 16x revenue twice. What investors are more worried about, and maybe this is the more rea...” Josh Brown, Prof G Media
- “Reverse engineering was one of the hardest and most time-consuming things you could possibly do. And that was sort of the moat that stopped people from even doi...” Marques Brownlee, Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast
- “I've said previously on this podcast, Anthropic should not be a public company. If you take what they say seriously, it should not be a public company. And look...” Emad Mostaque, Moonshots with Peter Diamandis
- “I think when people hear things like extinction event or Dario saying warnings of doom coming imminently, they think Terminator is going to happen or that sudde...” Paris Martineau, Intelligent Machines (Audio)
- “Here's what this gets to, the ultimate question I think around this IPO and the whole future of the AI trade and the AI industry: models are commoditizing. Chin...” Jason Hiner, Intelligent Machines (Audio)
- “Now, when you're doing a lot of agentic work, you are being held back by the build speed a lot. You're being held back by simulator speed a lot, and the simulat...” Marco Arment, Accidental Tech Podcast
- “The industry's gotten much more competitive, but I think all these new use cases too, and some of these verticalized use cases are really where we're going to s...” Joey Brookhart, Decoder with Nilay Patel
- “Two weeks ago, we have two clients in the banking industry and they got hacked and they called us to help them with the incident response. Usually it took us ma...” Thai Duong, Odd Lots
- “At Calif, we think we are entering the era of the centaur hackers. Basically, the best hacker right now is a combination of AI and humans. … AI is powerful. It...” Thai Duong, Odd Lots
- “Experts over 80% of the time made the same decision as the AI, and over 70% of the time used the AI's arguments to justify their decision. But only 15% of the t...” Jasmine Sun, Hard Fork (NYT)
- “An $80 billion net loss seems insane, but it's actually kind of a weird accounting quirk where they have to count some convertible debt that they issued to some...” Erin Griffith, Hard Fork (NYT)
- “There is a sense of the models are going to be commoditized. And at the top end, that hasn't really happened, but there is a real sense that almost nobody actua...” David Pierce, The Vergecast
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- Sources are hand-picked by us for this market. Post and episode counts are everything we have indexed for them, back to whatever archive the source publishes.
- People and advertisers are everyone credited or heard on these sources in the last 90 days, ranked by every post they have appeared on here. Topics come from the 10 newest posts of each source, so every source counts equally.
- A person is counted once per post, whether they wrote it, hosted it, or appeared on it as a guest. Podcast credits come from the transcript.
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