You know what's interesting about being that kid in the last bench. You spend a lot of time observing and wondering about things. While your friends are scoring good grades and speaking in assemblies, you are there sitting quietly and having failures in your paper.Well, that same friend who did not score good grades is standing right here on this stage speaking to you guys about how content creation changed everything for him. Hello everyone. Thank you.Hello everyone. This is Anik Jane. I'm a creator and fo ...

John Hu started Stan to give social media creators like himself more ways to monetize their followings. Read more: https://t.co/GBeUlX5siK #BillionDollarStartups (Photo: Ethan Pines for Forbes) https://t.co/oDi7oHl9GA ...

John Hu started Stan to give social media creators like himself more ways to monetize their followings. Read more: https://t.co/D2iHUqFJCj #BillionDollarStartups (Photo: Ethan Pines for Forbes) https://t.co/F6jK08yWcp ...

John Hu started Stan to give social media creators like himself more ways to monetize their followings. Read more: https://t.co/jHkVqGF9lX #BillionDollarStartups (Photo: Ethan Pines for Forbes) https://t.co/HvJEPLW5aq ...

RT GB Politics (@GBPolitcs)🚨NEW: The Government says it makes "no apologies" for flagging social media posts to US tech firms about "two-tier justice" during last summer's riotsThey say such content "can result in violent disorder on our streets" ...

And now for our second to last speaker of this session, Kai Kit. [Applause] A few months ago, a Netflix show caught my attention. It was the most viewed Netflix show in the entire United States.It was trending on Tik Tok. And in an immediate thrill of finding a new show to binge watch, I gave it a try. Adolescence opens up with the scene of local police officers in a London suburb breaking down the front door of a family home.Armed officers frantically search throughout the home for someone who, by the look ...

Attention Economy Overview - Attention is the new currency, traded for time on platforms [6] - Platforms use user data to target individuals, generating revenue [7] - The average person spends 2 and a half hours daily on social media, totaling 1,800 hours annually, or approximately 15% of their time if they don't sleep [3][4] Evolution of Attention - Attention has evolved from TV and radio to newspapers and now social media [10][11] - Accessibility of the internet has changed how people seek and trade attention [12] - Adaptability to change is crucial for staying relevant in the attention economy [15] Strategies for Leveraging Attention - Being on social media helps individuals stay relevant [5] - Positive dopamine from organically reaching millions can increase productivity [6] - Individuals should choose how they spend their time and leverage available resources [12][13] Company Perspective - The company employs over 200 individuals, with an average age of 23, who actively trade attention daily [8] - The company aims to identify the next platform where human beings will gather [14] - It's important to balance public and private life, choosing what to share and what to keep private [17][18]

Every take is gonna be all right. That's slower than a tourist walks in Midtown. Midtown. Okay. You want a photo, brother? Yeah. Yeah. Let's take Let's take this. Yes. Yes. That's me. That's me. Yes. Excuse me. I need to take a photo. Yeah. Yeah, we can take one. I voted somebody that won. Congratulations. Thank you so much. Thank you. We're on our way. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. How's it going, guys? Thank you. Thank you. Hi, I'm Andrew Cuomo heading to Staten Island today on the Staten Island Ferry. ...

RT Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)THEY SAID ELON WOULD KILL TWITTER… NOW X IS CRUSHING ALL CHARTSIn 2022, headlines warned Elon would destroy Twitter.Today, X is the top-ranked news app on iOS in over 100 countries ahead of Reddit, Substack, and every other platform.Turns out reinventing social media wasn’t a meltdown. It was a masterclass.Source: The Atlantic, @muskonomy ...

The MLB All-Star game is tonight in Atlanta. CBC's Alex Sherman spoke to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred about the state of the game and the potential for salary cap. The owners have not decided, voted, um, reached a consensus on what they're going to propose in the next round of bargaining. I will say this, at the end of the day, sports sell competition. We do have fans in a significant number of our markets who are really concerned about the issue of competitive balance and the competitiveness of the teams i ...