Sure. Will DM.

That is, another equilibrium media market could potentially better meet public demand and be profitable, but attaining that equilibrium is difficult because single firms cannot reshape industry-level perceptions by themselves, leaving everyone locked in the same incentive structure.

There is some evidence that demand is there (e.g. @emilythorson.bsky.social's experiments on policy-current info, mine on public interest news osf.io/preprints/os...) but to prevailing practice & beliefs of what news *is* create an industry-level equilibrium problem that one firm cannot overcome.

cc @profsorelle.bsky.social

Thanks. Weighing the hassle of hand-entry for ~150 attendance records vs. the risks of group-chattable attendance survey URLs, so this is helpful.

Thanks for sharing, Jon! Have you used the physical copy attendance method previously? Debating something like this or a QR-code survey link somewhere in the slide deck each lecture.

Nice! Yeah I find that with my current too. Thanks David!

Ooh, this looks great. Thanks EJ!

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