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Platformonomics TGIF #125: May 1, 2026
Platformonomics TGIF is a weekly roll-up of links, comments on those links, and perhaps a little too much tugging on my favorite threads. Get Platformonomics Updates By Email Service has been restored! This May Day we celebrate basic financial controls, one of the cornerstones of advanced civilization! My Writing Follow the CAPEX: Q1 2026 Scoreboard…
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Platformonomics TGIF #34: January 5, 2024
Platformonomics TGIF is a weekly roll-up of links, comments on those links, and perhaps a little too much tugging on my favorite threads. We’re back and Happy New Year! We’ll start the year with some predictions about what will (and will not) happen in 2024 (at least as it will be chronicled here). We Will…
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Platformonomics TGIF #33: December 8, 2023
Platformonomics TGIF is a weekly roll-up of links, comments on those links, and perhaps a little too much tugging on my favorite threads. This is the last issue of the year. May your new year be filled with non-performative competence, pluralism, reason, universalism and vigor (a contrarian hope to be sure). News AI Marketing Hallucinations:…
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Platformonomics TGIF #32: December 1, 2023
Welcome to the New and Improved Platformonomics. Subscribe to get this weekly newsletter and other posts delivered via email. The OpenAI Soap Opera Good thing I was off last week and didn’t add to all the effervescent interim takes on this saga. What a clown show. My guess is season 2 of everyone’s favorite new…
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Platformonomics TGIF #31: November 17, 2023
Welcome to the New and Improved Platformonomics. Subscribe to get this weekly newsletter and other posts delivered via email. No issue next week due to an anticipated food coma. GPUs are CAPEX; CAPEX is Increasingly GPUs John Luttig has an excellent piece entitled “NVIVIA Envy” examining GPU supply and demand today and into the future.…
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The New and Improved Platformonomics
Everyone needs their own homestead on the Internet: a place to opine, ponder, share, expound, sermonize, debate, learn, connect, gather feedback, be found, pursue passions, do business, and whatever else keeps you out of trouble (or in it). But exercising dominion over your personal plot of digital turf requires some effort, and shouldn’t be outsourced…