Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Th really twitter. I dont think theres anything such as an antisensorship platform. You have a principles in place that dictate how your community develops. You look at the most laissez faire places on the internet, the silk road, even they had a prohibition on child pornography, for instance, selling nuclear weapons. No matter where you go, youre going to have certain prohibitions. You see the reason why 8chan went down is because of attacks because that makes it unusable. There are certain types of actions with websites that make them unusable that are not welcome. When you make those choices, you say who you are, what you will become and who you will welcome. I think saying that youre anticensorship, you probably arent. You just have a different agenda from the sites you claim to differentiate yourself from. Thank you. Next . Fascinating conversation. I was hoping you could elaborate on the antitrust discussion you were hav
Steve theyre doing it as they recognize that the shortterm in china kind of remains with policy adjustments, but theyre borrowing from their future. Jason more on that conversation later on. Lets begin with the cover story. Its all about General Motors. The ceo is eyeing a tech future, but her most pressing issue right now, she has a lot of workers on strike. Carol she does and thats one of the deep dives into wellknown Global Companies in this weeks issue. Heres joel weber. Joel maybe youve heard of them, going through a bit of a labor strike right now, with a strike for strike in 12 years. But theres a bigger story. Thats what our cover story is about. Jason why now . Better to be lucky than smart, maybe, but youre very smart to deep dive, but nobody saw this coming. Joel we did a couple weeks ago. But is not about the strike. It provides a convenient news hook. We talk about strategies a lot and this is a strategy, a ceo trying to pivot her business and her Business Model and staff
On the u. S. China trade war. Steve theyre doing it as they recognize that the shortterm in china kind of remains with policy adjustments, but theyre borrowing from their future. Jason more on that conversation later on. Lets begin with the cover story. Its all about general motors. The ceo is eyeing a tech future, but her most pressing issue right now, she has a lot of workers on strike. Carol . She does and thats one of the deep dives into wellknown Global Companies in this weeks issue. Heres joel weber. Joel maybe youve heard of them, going through a bit of a labor strike right now, with a strike for strike in 12 years. But theres a bigger story. Thats what our cover story is about. Jason why now . Better to be lucky than smart, maybe, but youre very smart to deep dive, but nobody saw this coming. Joel we did a couple weeks ago. But is not about the strike. It provides a convenient news hook. We talk about strategies a lot and this is a strategy, a ceo trying to pivot her business a
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Steve theyre doing it as they recognize that the shortterm in china kind of remains with policy adjustments, but theyre borrowing from their future. Jason more on that conversation later on. Lets begin with the cover story. Its all about General Motors. The ceo is eyeing a tech future, but her most pressing issue right now, she has a lot of workers on strike. Carol she does. And thats one of the deep dives into wellknown Global Companies in this weeks issue. Heres joel weber. Joel maybe youve heard of them, going through a bit of a labor strike right now, with a strike in 12 years. But theres a bigger story. Thats what our cover story is about. Jason why now . Better to be lucky than smart, maybe, but youre very smart to deep dive, but nobody saw this coming. Joel we did a couple weeks ago. [laughter] but is not about the strike. It provides a convenient news hook. We talk about strategies a lot and this is a strategy, a ceo trying to pivot her business and her Business Model and staff