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🔗 Rebuilding My Micro Blog - a little over 4 Years ago apparently.

Maybe it is time to do it again❓

Then again - pretty much in the mode of finally fixing 🖇️ PHI⑊PIN - and one thing at a time … except …

NO

ONE. THING. AT. TIME.

Inspired by @derekpeden I recently started to rate movies, shows and books on a consistent scale - with real rules and bit by bit visiting the archives and updating accordingly. Posted my 🎬🖇️ Peaky Blinders review this morning and even I was shocked how low it came out - in the old days it would have hit 3 1/2 for sure.

📸 What Victoria Market was before it was Victoria Market - where that 🖇️ Indian Restaurant is.

🖇️ When I wrote this earlier today - i hadn’t received my daily Readwise … that somehow seems to connect ….

🔗 Just in from Scott Brinker

I’ve been hypothesizing that the next iteration of great SaaS platforms could evolve toward context-as-a-service (CaaS)

Whilst I find that we seem to be on a similar journey with thought … on this we differ

Meanwhile - one of my ‘graphics under development’ .. this one talking about ‘forgetting’ the 4Ps and start thinking 4Es - that I most recently talked about 🖇️ here.

Bottom line - we keep talking about change - radical change - and yet for some reason - our thinking is not radical - witness that we keep building ‘systems of experience’ on ‘systems of record’ infrastructure.

… and we wonder why it’s not working?

🔗 Nicholas Carr: What is it … | Alan Jacobs

What fills the pattern at any given instant –what we call content– is fungible and disposable. It’s not important. It’s the pattern, the form the content fits and replicates, that’s important.

“fungible and disposable” - 🖇️ been writing about this for years - eventually the term will disappear - once all the juice has been extracted.

You might have noticed that ‘the daily surprise’ has just been updated to the ‘when I remember it - and have time surprise’.

🖇️🔎 Surprise - surprise - surprise

Today’s Surprise From History - 🖇️ The Services Industry is prostitution minus …

🖇️🔎 Other Surprises

🔗 Goldman Sachs Boosts Apple Inc. with Positive App Store Trends

NB: No meaningful (or perhaps even measurable) impact from off-Appstore payments alternatives. Turns out adding friction to a frictionless business is not an attractive option for the customer.

💬 Horace Dediu

‘Ease’ replaces ‘Price’ in my 🖇️ 4 E Model for the Age of Engagement.

Adam Tinworth … 🔗 Journalism isn’t dying

Less than a week after massive layoffs at the Washington Post which have sent shockwaves through the media world, this seems like a strange thing to say, but journalism is not dying. In fact, it’s in no danger of dying. It’s being reborn all around us, right now.

Me back in 2018 : 🖇️ Musicians Only Made 12% of the Music Industry’s Revenue

I think it’s a related argument - add in the argument about ‘saving the planet - we are killing it’. Yes we are - but that os not the problem.

In all three cases we are looking at the wrong thing.

It was the music industry that was dying - not music - as that headline in 2018 highlights and as we see today. Not saying it isn’t hard. It is - but it is very much around.

As for Climate Change - sure - it might wipe out humanity - but the planet will be just fine. Its a bugger what we are doing to it - but in all honesty if we werent around - the planet would recover.

So too journalism.