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social media
“TikTok killed follower counts and changed social media distribution forever”
...know, social media was an interest not an interest graph, a social graph based on, you know, who you follow, followers counted, and that's how your content was distributed distributed mostly. So who y
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...impact on Facebook was, which that was huge. Yeah. Nothing could have been huger. To me, the story here is there sure was a lot of ill will and discontent with the Facebook brand that people were willing to dive in headfirst on it's almost like Faceb
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...from social. You're already getting your social now in private in your digital living room. The town square can become something that is completely not social.
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...world impact where you're saying, wait a second. These things are not just having an influence in society, but they're actually platforms where you can communicate certain things. You can have calls to action. And you could see even in 2014, 2015, he
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...social media footprints, especially if they're on private accounts or in deep into forums that are not easily queried because they're behind paywalls or logins, There does seem to be, an opportunity there as well. Is this person in a Facebook group,
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...social media for better or for worse. Right? So I think all of those are, like, pretty big changes. I think you look at memes, which have come to dominate not just sort of, like,
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...Twitter social media. Like, I understand that. What does it imply? As you dig into it and and really understand like, okay, it means basically everyone is a citizen journalist and it won't just be for this in this short form capacity. Of course, you
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...media it's a post, right? So if it's on social media it's a tweet, right, or it's a TikTok video or it's an Instagram photo or something like that, it's a post.
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And I became super active on there and ended up, over time, accumulated a crazy number of followers. I think, like, 3,300,000 followers. But Million. Of course, it's not really that relevant anymore. That's crazy, though. Wow. So what happened was yo
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...its juggernaut social media cousin, Facebook. So a lot of ink has been spilled on Twitter's founding and its early days of musical chairs between various founders and board members, and most of our listeners know all about that. So as Ben and I were
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Is Facebook just a very efficient copy machine? I think we're very good at optimizing things. And we are willing to, when somebody pioneers a new format, to go and adopt that format if we think it's gonna become an industry standard. Stories is a goo
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...these social media companies started in a different quadrant, and they're all competing across all quadrants now. It it seems, yeah, social networks in in general, but we also might have have shifted from, you know, primarily or mostly, you know, fri
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...social media has higher short term value because of the incredible propagation, but maybe social networks have more long term staying power. Yeah. I think what it probably thinking about this, I think to me, what this means is it is even more importa
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