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1. Air conditioning is one of the greatest inventions of the 20th Century. It’s also killing the 21st What started as a small Twitter Spaces interview with about 180 listeners quickly (and very unexpectedly) turned into one of TechCrunch’s top-read stories of 2021. Danny’s book reviewsgained traction this year, but nothing piqued readers’ interests...
With only a few days left in 2021, we looked back to see what we covered this year that we can continue to learn from in the future. NFTs aren’t going anywhere, yet, so that was at the top of our evergreen list, along with privacy laws, how Zoom effects your brain and how lessons in growth marketing from Cam Sinclair director of Ammo, a Perth-based...
1. Subscription-based pricing is dead: Smart SaaS companies are shifting to usage-based models Kyle Poyar, partner at OpenView, contributed this article about usage-based pricing models in January of 2021. Poyar says, “Usage-based pricing will be the key to successful monetization in the future.” The article continues with four tips to help compani...
Mar 1, 2024 · News | TechCrunch. AI. Curio raises funds for Rio, an ‘AI news anchor’ in an app. Sarah Perez. 10:36 am PDT • April 26, 2024. AI may be inching its way into the newsroom, as outlets like...
May 9, 2023 · 3:05 pm PDT • May 8, 2023. Hello, friends, and welcome to Daily Crunch, bringing you the most important startup, tech and venture capital news in a single package. Startups. Daily Crunch: New...
Feb 9, 2022 · blogging | TechCrunch. Apps. Tumblr+ kills Post+, its ill-fated subscription offering for creators. Sarah Perez. 6:53 am PST • November 28, 2023. Tumblr’s ill-fated Post+ subscription service is...
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