ev williams
Medium hunting for a magazine acquisition — and a sustainable business model Paid Members Public
Is Medium slowly becoming the Huffington Post circa 2008? It's hunt for more content suggests it might be.
Medium kills the reader memberships of its final partners Paid Members Public
Medium continues the cull of all the features that made it a worthwhile platform to build a business on.
Is Medium aiming to be the Facebook of long-form writing? Paid Members Public
Stowe Boyd has some serious questions about the future of Medium [https://medium.com/@stoweboyd/is-medium-following-the-facebook-playbook-6a21b3db6e7d] : > And what about Medium? Are we better off because of Medium’s mechanisms to suggest to us what to read, or would we be better off with thousands of independent curators and publishers,
Medium: big job cuts and a direction change Paid Members Public
Ev Williams [https://blog.medium.com/renewing-mediums-focus-98f374a960be#.blb0hupeb]: > I’ll start with the hard part: As of today, we are reducing our team by about one third — eliminating 50 jobs, mostly in sales, support, and other business functions. We are also changing our business model to more directly drive
Ev Williams: preserving the web's chaos at Medium Paid Members Public
Interesting profile of Ev Williams [http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/06/ev-williams-is-the-forrest-gump-of-the-internet/486899/] , the man behind Blogger, Twitter and now Medium, over at The Atlantic: > But as I spend more time with Ev, I catch him thinking of Medium as a project philosophically akin to the “Foundation”
Messages about Medium, an Obvious new publishing tool Paid Members Public
Well, look at that. Another web tool to reinvent social publishing that we hoi polloi can’t use yet. The Medium might to be the message this time – the users given access to the Medium are. Anil Dash made some good points earlier that this “private quasi-public beta” is actually