Chris - loved the BookKeeper article on Manchester United. It was detailed without being dry and really well written. Looking forward to more articles!

Your friend Lee has more than a passing resemblance to Jason Bateman.

@jay.bsky.team ⬆️

The more I think about this the better idea I think it is. A monthly subscription to @thetimes.com is ~£30, but if I also got, @bloomberg.com, @wsj.com, @theindependent.bsky.social etc, this would be great for me, and the media orgs would get revenue from users who would likely not subscribe direct.

Have a free model with ads, and an additional ‘premium’ subscription service (£10-£20 per month) without ads, but which allows users to access paywalled articles for free from the media outlets who post here. That works for users, media orgs, journalists, advertisers and Bluesky.

James Howells is a good index to measure the value of BTC.

Glad you’re here Sahil. Loved your stuff on Twitter/X but when I unfollowed the people I was following there, there was hardly anyone left posting, so I deactivated. I don’t suppose you know, or could get Tim Urban and Ed Elson over here?

I think, because we’re at the top of the hype cycle, a lot of people in business particularly will say, “we should use AI” as a very broad statement rather than deciding what to use it for.

That’s a great photo Jim.

Q&As these days are full of long self-indulgent monologues that are followed by a question which asks the expert to validate how clever the questioner is. And this is a fantastic example of that. When you begin asking a question your seat should quickly heat up until you get to the end.

It’s a good idea until you ask for a negroni and your Time Adjusted Cabin Crew reminds you it’s 8am in your future time zone.