#Networks

Guy Spier

GSpier

On Expert Networks. A Thread. Conversations with industry experts should be part of any good investors' due-diligence and scuttlebutt research process. But it's not fair to take someone's time for

Adam Liaw

adamliaw

As I said on #TheDrum last night, the disheartening thing about the @MediaDiverseAU report is not the numbers - those should be obvious to anyone who consumes TV, radio or

Luiz Pessoa

PessoaBrain

*Functional networks, but what kind? Overlapping and dynamic*If you're new to neuroscience or to networks, here's a blog post describing how brain networks can be viewed in a more nuanced

dodging lions, wasting time

ejptacek

I’m not sure if this is what’s going on, but in my experience working for people working for VERY low pay and taking care of kids is that even before

Jim Ridolfo

ridolfoj

/1 This is a really concerning trend. Stone has accumulated close to half a million followers on YouTube based on his high quality instructional videos, and increasingly uses his gardening

Simon Bittlestone

simon_nao

Ofgem calling for an 'independent systems operator' recognises the challenge of achieving a net zero power sector with the current complex energy market.https://twitter.com/ofgem/status/1353617109801119745 We said in our report on e

Santiago Velez

Santiag78758327

Fundamentals of Interledger Protocol1/ ILP as a standard allows the connecting of value networks (a network of networks). The networks allow for value to flow across many ledgers while preserving

Tren Griffin

trengriffin

1/ How green is your mobile? "Network opex tends to account for around 25% of a mobile operator cost base, or 10% of revenue. Over 90% of network costs are

Elad Gil

eladgil

1/4 Founders (and to a lesser extent investors) move in generational cohorts. These cohorts depend less on actual age, and more on when you started your company + market segment.

Dani Rodrik

rodrikdani

First, Economics is clubby. While good research does get recognized, the ability to produce it depends on networks. If you don’t start with the networks in place–a PhD from a

Kristine Berzina

kristineberz

It's taken Europe 40 years to fix the worst parts of its dependence on Russian natural gas. Now it risks making the same mistakes with 5G and China. Gas shows

Lindsey Darvin, Ph.D.

DrLindseyDarvin

As NCAA schools continue to cut Olympic teams in favor of football - folks will recite the myth that football “brings in all the money to fund all sports.” Let’s

Jay Graber

arcalinea

Thoughts on moderation and decentralizing Twitter: Consolidating and fragmenting forces are forcing this platform out of the status quo. Decentralization is voluntary fragmentation, which, if done correctly, can anticipate these

Thomas P. Bossert

TomBossert

It is clear that a foreign government is holding American networks at risk. @SecPompeo took a necessary step attributing the attack to Russia. That step requires formalization. 1/ The United

Matthew Yglesias

mattyglesias

Pennsylvania is at a place where if you had this exact vote count and distribution of outstanding ballots on 8pm Tuesday night, it would clearly be called but nobody wants

CavsKermit

JbkJbk1234

I strongly disagree with this. They could've gone with a here's-why-those-networks-can't-be-trusted approach. Here's why those networks are hurting the GOP. Instead, they've deliberately placed themselves in the middle o

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