Airbnb
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- Dan, stop encouraging it … From 2014, she was responsible for moulding, evolving and shaping the voice of Slack, and since leaving in 2020, has worked with Apple, Airbnb, Atlassian and a bunch …
- What does recording even mean?; Do it stupid first … From 2014, she was responsible for moulding, evolving and shaping the voice of Slack, and since leaving in 2020, has worked with Apple, Airbnb, Atlassian and a bunch …
- Did you try the app? … From 2014, she was responsible for moulding, evolving and shaping the voice of Slack, and since leaving in 2020, has worked with Apple, Airbnb, Atlassian and a bunch …
- Neal Stephenson is leaking again; When computer isn’t computer … From 2014, she was responsible for moulding, evolving and shaping the voice of Slack, and since leaving in 2020, has worked with Apple, Airbnb, Atlassian and a bunch …
- Still Mad As Hell; The World’s Best Worst Client; How Many Chances Do You Get?; Sunset Syndrome … Anyway in the mean time the NYT put out a story on Gebbia’s appointment: “Airbnb’s Joe Gebbia is Trump’s Chief Design Officer. Some Peers Are …
- Not About How it Looks … If you’ve ever had a problem with Airbnb and needed to deal with customer service, then the co-founder of that company is now the Chief Design …
- Everything is Better, Except... … How easy is that going to be this time? How easy is that AirBnB refund going to be this time? How easy is that air ticket refund going …
- Despairing sisyphean absurdity … And yet: (deep breath, recapping the thread) Ma, the developer, is a software engineer at Airbnb, where average total compensation is around $200k (says Glassdoor), and he tells …
- Snow Crash Ch13, Part 2; Everything Is Political … dan hon @hondanhon Re “secret scores” and finding 400 page archives on all the delivery food you’ve ever ordered, and all your Airbnb messages: This is what …
- The One With The Uneven Mid-Season Two-Parter … casual, not reckless) described as the (obviously anthropomorphised) cities saying: *AirBnB arrives in cities, cities caught off-guard, are “disrupted”* Cities: okay fooled us once. *Uber, Lyft arrive …
- A future of working … employees, they're contract workers) very well - TaskRabbit - Uber - Young People, Specifically, Millennials - Airbnb - Airbnb management companies Once we'd gotten through all of that, then, I thought …
- Recreational Capitalism (3); Miscellanea … people who own cars and rent them out to Uber drivers, people who own multiple properties and manage them via Airbnb). Or, another version of the future where …
- Recreational Capitalism (2); ... Or The Easy Way … books like Cognitive Surplus and, I suppose, Cult of the Amateur. - I think Airbnb will probably turn into a sort of metastasized hotel chain: a protocol layer that …
- Hello babies; Post-Apocalyptic Duolingo; Recreational Capitalism … 3.0 Recreational Capitalism I honestly can't remember if I've already written about this one, but on the back of news that 40% of airbnb properties …
- Oh, I Don't Know, Just Everything; A Bit About Brand Advertising Again … Logic or Biology - via Bret Victor [4] Here’s the solution to the Uber and Airbnb problems — and no one will like it - Nick Grossman [5] Regulation, the …
- Our Crap Connected Future; Oh My God More Advertising; Echo … When a client like Facebook or Airbnb comes to a traditional brand advertising agency, the kind that doesn't want to do product advertising, the doing is already …
- Sketchy; Don't Call It Sharing; Walking Sensors, Contd.; 2014 (3) … Which there isn't, in cases like ride-sharing (which commonly haven't actually been ride-sharing), taxi-hailing, or rental accommodation as exemplified by VRBO or Airbnb …
- To Serve; Odds … This is at the same time that Airbnb has announced partnerships with the cities of San Francisco and Portland, OR to help provide disaster response. The company identified …
- Seeing; Shallow; Better Taxis … Then services like Uber and Airbnb - whether you like it or not - are certainly satisfying a *need*. They wouldn't be so successful otherwise. Sure, they might be …
- The Only Medium; Watching You; Smart Cities … On one level, you can look at things like Airbnb as they existed in the early stages and see opportunistic (or smart) citizens who want to find a …
- Belong; Snow Crashing (9); Humans As A Service … 1.0 Belong It's easy to make fun of Airbnb's new logo, but on reflection, I'm with Brand New[1] - it's a perfectly good …
- When You're Tired Of Cities … So on the one hand, I can poke holes at startups like Airbnb and how on the one hand they're publishing shared city manifestos[5] and on …
- Recurring; Better, But Not Best … Nowhere do they feel like they're making the best of both ends of the spectrum. *Maybe* something like TaskRabbit or Airbnb will do that because either of …
- Taking Stock; And The New … The Sustainable Web; TaskRabbit; Airbnb; Cities Then there's the fact that every now and then I'd fixate on Star Trek: The Next Generation and pick apart …
- The Next Big Thing In Drugs; As If You Needed Another NYT Opinion; Experience This; The Value Of The Thing … Finally, there's a slip-up in the quote from the Airbnb spokesperson who said “We are always experimenting with new ways to create meaningful experiences on Airbnb …
- The Internet of Safety; Invisible Technology; Like A Dog Whistle; Odds … the large end like GIS and at the narrow end, like Uber and Airbnb. Social feedback mechanisms like Twitter are providing violent check mechanisms against morality in big …
- The Pre-Post-Scarcity Economy; Cities … 1.0 The Pre-Post-Scarcity Economy I've been thinking more about airbnb, Uber, TaskRabbit and other exemplars of The Sharing Economy to figure out what I …
- The Sustainable Web; TaskRabbit; Airbnb; Cities … When it comes down to it, it feels like the value proposition for an Airbnb customer (ie not a host) is cheap housing. But the tradeoff for that …
- Cities; Disruptive; Still Brittle … And don't give me that crap about services like Uber or Airbnb, because at this point they feel essentially like on-demand dehumanising services *if* one of …
- Symptom Masquerading As Disruption (2); The Model Is The Modeled; Labour Not Employment; Superstar Ratings, Here We Go; Not Swarm … Sure, APIs that allow you to instruct humans to do things like Uber and Airbnb are successful right now, but I'm questioning whether they're successful good …
- A Symptom Masquerading As Disruption; Swarm … Okay, so if you've been following along, everyone's super excited because companies like Uber, Airbnb and... well, some others in the sharing economy are able to …
- The Book and The Library; More Responsive OS … When we talk about Uber, Amazon, Facebook, Zappos, Tesla, Airbnb, etc. we’re talking about hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars of market value that were created overnight by …
- Disbanded; The Responsive OS … ask anyone in the medical devices space or Airbnb or Uber, and there will be regulation out there: as disruptive as a startup like Airbnb is (and I …
- Disintermediation & Externalisation; Housing; Odds … I remember being asked by Airbnb to supply my Facebook address so prospective Airbnbers could stalk^Wcheck me out when I applied to stay at their place. It …