The first rule of pricing is: you do not talk about pricing — Fluxx Studio Notes — Medium

The first rule of pricing is: you do not talk about pricing I’ve been slightly obsessed about pricing since 2010. Before joining Fluxx, I was part of the team that changed the price of The Times digital edition from this: The Times digital price pre-2010 To this: The Times digital price post-2010 Introducing what inevitably…

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Is The New Javascript Based WordPress Complicating Things? – WPExplorer

The reasoning behind the new open source WordPress.com interface, named “Calypso,” is simple. The existing PHP codebase served the company and the WordPress community well since the company’s founding in 2003, and made a lot of sense three, five, and certainly ten years ago. But in the super-fast, mobile-first era, it had become a hindrance….

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[Article is incorrect, see Sarandon’s Twitter] Susan Sarandon is perfect spokeswoman for #neverhillary.

  Susan Sarandon on MSNBC.MSNBC Let’s be grateful to Susan Sarandon for exposing just how vapid and callous the left-wing #NeverHillary argument is. Speaking to Chris Hayes on MSNBC on Monday night, Sarandon, a Bernie Sanders surrogate, said she was unsure if she could bring herself to vote for Hillary Clinton in a general election….

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The Outrage Over People Potentially Being Mean on News Genius Isn’t News

In 2013, the lyric-explanation website Rap Genius rebranded simply as “Genius,” and announced that it would try to annotate not only songs, but poems, essays, and news articles. Three years later, the startup has become a flash point in the panicked and disingenuous hustle to scrub the internet of unkindness, which has since gotten confused…

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Sharing Facebook posts can affect users’ comprehension, says study | Science | News | The Independent

Sharing items on social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter and Weibo can affect how well a user understands what they read, according to a new study. The finding comes after researchers from Peking University and Cornell University carried out a study on users of Weibo, a Chinese micro-blogging site which is similar to Twitter. Two…

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