Exponential View

Tech and relationships in the digital economy.  No Mercy / No Malice is a Webby award-winning newsletter about human interactions with the economy, technology, and business. Prof Scott Galloway shares his insight on a different topic each week covering digital media, markets and society. You can find articles analysing big ideas and even bigger companies - from the economic downturns and how immigrants shaped Silicon Valley to how tech giant’s algorithms and ever-shorter content completely changed our attention span. Prof Galloway is detailing all sides of the puzzle using relevant research and legislation, and illustrative graphs to explain the outcomes.  Subscribe for big ideas and unique insights, and don't forget - you can listen to the audio version of every issue there is!   

​​I write a weekly newsletter about the future of work, money, and cities. Dror Poleg wrote the book ‘Rethinking Real Estate’ and it seems that ‘rethinking’ became a common pattern in all of his writing. In his newsletter, Dror rethinks concepts such as Ponzi schemes or the need for belonging and explores their roles in a current setting. The author discusses the future of work as well as the future of the internet frequently focusing on socioeconomic effects. The newsletter usually consists of an original piece, a deep dive on the subject in question, but sometimes you’ll also find extensive commentary (almost a debate) on a high-profile article.  So if you’re interested in the future of the internet and money - subscribe and stay informed.