@ljin18 on @Permissionless about 3 stages of Creator Economy
1️⃣ UGC platforms that enabled everyone to create on the Internet
2️⃣ Rise of the influencers that monetized their audiences by advertising other’s goods and services
3️⃣ Creators as businesses on their own rights
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Be really aware of your social bubble and the easy vacuum of your feed. Be purposeful in finding different voices to follow. It will open up a new level of learning. And that is the power of technology. Menaka Gopinath @ipsosus#SXSW
Technology has enabled us to be more connected personally and professionally. Professionally, we have been able to innovate and provide more accessibility to senior leadership. Carla Kelly @NBCUniversal#SXSW
We’ve evolved into a whole new way of working. There is a new awareness of wellness and empathy. We’re also leaning into racial equity. We’ve broken into a whole new level of awareness and we should never go back. @jones_jacquelin@LinkedIn#SXSW
Hyun Jung Grant was one of the 8 people murdered on Tuesday. She was an Korean immigrant who worked at Gold Spa—a single mother of 2 sons. Her son Randy Park, age 23, said “She wasn’t just my mother. She was my friend.” https://t.co/vu7qpmEXBU
This pandemic has taught me that we have a lot to learn from kids popping into meetings. It can remind us about joy and curiosity. Children are wonderful advocates for their own needs and saying, hey, this is the most important thing right now. @serenamay@mccann_mw#SXSW
As we demonstrate, donate, read, and call for antiracist policy change, let’s ensure we’re not engaged in what I call “feelings advocacy” in #HowToBeAnAntiracist. Let’s ensure we’re focused on making society better, not our feelings better, as I implored in a recent @Ted convo.