How to use the internet — Medium

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This is why Twitter isn’t doomed

Why Twitter has a bright future, and what’s in store for you.

Justin Fowler8 min read

How to build an audience using Medium.

Scribbled by: @NotSteveMcGarry

Steve McGarry5 min read

Becoming an uberX King

The process, a financial model, and my personal experience…

Matt Monahan6 min read

How I’m hustling a $9 startup idea validation.

Building an early-user mob for Skim while being cheap!

Adit Gupta4 min read

Bitcoin addresses are too long and unmemorable

As I like to think, we are all Bitcoin pioneers. At this stage in Bitcoin’s life, everyone who is participating now are still some of the…

David Shares3 min read

How to Make Amazing Connections with Twitter

Networking in less than 140 characters.

Justin Fowler4 min read

Make the Internet your personal Library

Read the right piece at the right time and get smarter.

Eric Jorgenson4 min read

How did I get 1,000,000 views in 7 hours?

Scribbled by: @TheSteveMcGarry

Steve McGarry5 min read

Browse with ease

How I balance my internet negativity

chartist2 min read

Don’t bet on the wisdom of crowds

Using the internet to pick a winner…

Mark Carroll3 min read

Adolescence in the Age of Pay-Per-Minute Porn

It was the week my friend Mordy became a hero. Back in the early days of cable TV, the guys in my neighborhood spent countless hours…

Dave Pell3 min read

Explain Bitcoin Like I’m Five

If you still can’t figure out what the heck a bitcoin is…

Nik Custodio6 min read

The next Internet revolution will not be in English

For more than a billion people the Internet is still broken, but not for much longer

John Yunker3 min read

How beautiful is Medium? Let me count the ways

It’s like the Sistine Chapel had babies with Richard Neutra Insufficiently beautiful websites (perish the word “ugly”), we’re all aware, are an affront to humanity. When I overhear people on the subway who are crying, or I tune into a report from some wartorn land, the complaints are always and invariably the same: terrible typography, cluttered design, lack of Markdown formatting. Fortunately, sites are addressing these issues, bringing humanity into the New Era, the dawning of the Age of Responsive Design (ARD(tm)).

William C. Reichard1 min read