This post was originally published 1 year ago on Dark Star. Implicit in the name ‘Web3’ is the expectation of replacement. In technology, versions are successors. When the new model comes out, we upgrade and the older one is replaced and forgotten. Is this what we mean when we refer…

This is a Dark Star original Imagine this… Dark Star, a publication, produces articles. Those articles can be purchased as NFTs, at any point in the ideation -> writing -> editing -> published lifecycle. There are two tiers of access to those articles: As a ‘Reader,’ for $10 bucks a…

Written by Jarrod Dicker, Jonathan Glick, and Tal Shachar. Originally published on Trends, Analysis, Lies and Statistics. The places and ways to enjoy NFTs, especially for non-owners, essentially do not exist. While this is a problem, it makes sense. The breakthrough idea behind NFTs was that unique digital objects could…

This post was originally published on Mirror & is a jarroddicker, flynnjamm & patrickxrivera joint Media companies are talent companies. As that becomes increasingly obvious to the media industry at large, there has been an acceleration of development by both challengers and incumbents to position themselves to capture media’s most…

The media companies of tomorrow should look something like the record labels of today. In the record industry, talent is the driving force behind the business. Talent is the source of the reputation and the end of the line when it comes to driving financial returns. …

Original post here. Today The Washington Post’s Arc Publishing announces Zeus Platform, a suite of tools and services for its patent-pending advertising delivery system built for publishers, by publishers. In a guest blog post, The Post’s VP of Commercial Technology and Development Jarrod Dicker reveals the features behind the latest…

Po.et is building the bridge to a better web. For the past 16 months, we have dedicated a lot of time, talent and resource for making this dream a reality. Our community has fueled our conversations and creative development, spending countless hours engaging the team on what matters most to…

In the United States, the new year is marked by a celebration which sees fireworks and champagne take over every city. An estimated 1 million people gather in Times Square to watch the “ball drop”, as they have since 1907 (21,000 head over to Madison Square Garden to see the…