This morning we went down the 'business of social media' rabbit hole, and a lot of people pull up to contribute.

For y'all that wanna follow along with the tweets we talk about, here's the thread from this morning: https://twitter.com/remyhdz_/status/1425066924384399362?s=21

Apple's starting to scan photos to combat child abuse, people have privacy concerns, we discuss.

DISCLAIMER: This episode contains a healthy intro, feel free to fast forward 10 min to get to the meat of the discussion

American Airlines is showing tik-tok on airplanes, Rihanna's a billionaire, and people are playing with pokemon-type NFTs. The world is a wild place that continues to evolve

Today we hop from the new Twitter Update, to Twitch overtaking YouTube in Revenue per download, to how movie theaters need to do better post-pandemic

Today we chat about how the NYT published a profile on FYPM and the companies looking to help influencers be more informed when they go to the negotiating table, what's good on Youtube, and how internet companies may be re-writing the social contract.

Ft: Kyle (@TechSquidTV) & George (@George_Mazz)

Here's a clip from this morning of us talking about how we work, how we want to work, how we don't want to work, and why that may be

Allegedly, our social networks have a 5-year refresh rate. Reconciling network change and identity growth, especially for the first time as a young adult, can be...challenging

Time. Early time. Looong time. Second time. All the time.

In this episode of 20-somethings-discussing-things-we-have-no-business-discussing: How do 12-year-olds get to the Olympics?

This morning we dive into how Pinterest is making some solid moves to support more creators on their platform, and Remy's hot take on Instagram's apparent identity crisis prompts a discussion on what the social media landscape may look like 5 years from now.