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Explains walking away from Twitter after building 18,000 followers, and even a canceled Facebook account, because social media becomes a distraction; removes TweetDeck to stop constant pings. Calls video and animations the most compelling medium now, cites deal sites like Groupon and geolocation apps Foursquare/Gowalla as underexplored economic levers, and urges turning government data into small, actionable apps — for example, converting long reports into 37 concise bullet points.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Leaving social media
- 1:22Work habits and balance
- 2:15Parenting and perspectives
- 3:10Human potential and branding
- 3:52Trends in media consumption
- 5:17The power of choice and data
- 6:56Building an online legacy
- 9:11The philosophy of giving
- 10:46Data utility and the future
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