March 2022 | Archive

Clone culture and its continuous impact on indie developers

Competing To Win Deals

How Covid Stole Our Time and How We Can Get It Back

How to soft launch a mobile game in 2022?

Lessons from Year 29 - Nat Eliason

Steam - 2021 Year in Review

The Answer Is Not More Information

The Benefits Of Venture Capital In Web3

The Current Thing

The days are long but the decades are short

The power of seeing only the questions in a piece of writing

Why crypto gaming is not the future

28: Out of the valley

A Journey Through 100 Influencer & Creators Startups — Part 1: The Map

A Return To Fundamentals

Accounting for SaaS and swords

Bringing MMO dynamics to Web3 business models

Charitable donations and the infrastructure supporting them

Deep Roots

Filing Taxes Could Be Free and Simple. But H&R Block and Intuit Are Still Lobbying Against It.

Hollywood’s Cancel-Culture Consultant Lacey Leone McLaughlin

Hybrid offline/online transactions

I'm a Scam Prevention Expert, and I Got Scammed

Indie and AAA Chinese-made video games are having a moment on Steam and console

Instagram Has Verified 35 Virtual Influencers

Joe Rogan: The Platform-Proof Creator

Looking Back on the Origin of Skip Intro Five Years Later

Meet the woman who builds the world’s most unique Airbnbs

Minsky Moments in Venture Capital

Peloton's Next Move: Become a Platform

Reputation is Contextual

Software Startup Heuristics

Some career advice.

Some FAQs You Might Enjoy

The Current Financial Thing

The original proposal of the WWW, HTMLized

The Renegades of Venture Capital

Top 10 tips helping founders & startups win on TikTok

Wang Huning and the Power of Chinese Culture

Web 3 & The Curse of Solutionism

What Can We Learn from Insider Trading in the 18th Century?

What digital marketing and RTS games have in common

When Nothing/Everything (Actually) Works

Why Barcelona Looks Weird

Why Dark Forest Matters: A Good Game, not a Crypto Game

Why Gamers Shouldn't Hate NFTs

Why is it so hard to buy things that work well?

Windows Needs a Change in Priorities