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4.20.24 / articles
How bad policy favors memes over matter

Chris Dixon
4.15.24 / articles
What regulators can learn from the aftermath of the Titanic

Brian Quintenz
3.2.24 / podcasts
Money, power, politics, and the internet's next battleground

Chris DixonBen HorowitzMarc AndreessenRobert Hackett
2.16.24 / articles
Blockchain & internet glossary (A–Z): Key terms from Read Write Own

Chris DixonRobert Hackett
2.11.24 / podcasts
The story of the internet, emergent networks, and their effects

Chris DixonSteven JohnsonRobert Hackett
2.5.24 / articles
Big Tech killed the internet — blockchains can help revive it.

Chris Dixon
1.30.24 / articles
The Read Write Own Manifesto

Chris Dixon
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1.30.24 / podcasts
Read Write Own: A new era

Robert HackettChris Dixon
9.21.23 / articles
Machiavelli for DAOs: Principles for Fixing Decentralized Governance (part 1)

Miles Jennings
5.5.23 / videos
How to build in web3: New talks from Crypto Startup School '23

a16z crypto editorial
12.7.22 / articles
NFTs and a Thousand True Fans

Chris Dixon
11.21.22 / podcasts
Mental Models for Navigating Crypto Markets & Cycles

Chris DixonEddy LazzarinSonal Chokshi
10.21.22 / articles
Toppling the Internet’s Accidental Monarchs: How to Design web3 Platform Governance

Porter SmithAndrew Hall
10.9.22 / podcasts
Age of Wonders: NFTs, Art, AI, Cycles of Computing

Kevin RoseChris Dixon
10.9.22 / articles
Virtual Society, Blockchains, and The Metaverse

Elena Burger
9.29.22 / articles
Regulate Web3 Apps, Not Protocols

Miles Jennings
9.2.22 / videos
The Evolution of Decentralized Governance

Andrew Hall
8.3.22 / articles
Why NFT Creators Are Going cc0

FlashrektScott Duke Kominers
6.29.22 / articles
Lightspeed Democracy: What web3 organizations can learn from the history of governance

Andrew HallPorter Smith
6.27.22 / articles
Toys, Secrets, and Cycles: Lessons from the 2000s

Chris Dixon
6.27.22 / articles
Product cycles vs financial cycles

Chris Dixon
6.1.22 / articles
Blockspace: What Comes After PCs, Broadband, and Smartphones

Chris DixonMario Gabriele
5.31.22 / podcasts
Methods to the Madness

Chris DixonEddy LazzarinSonal Chokshi
4.15.22 / articles
Decentralized Speed: Advances in Zero Knowledge Proofs

Elena Burger
9.13.21 / articles
Minimum Viable Participation in Crypto: Games, Costs, & Accessibility

Elena Burger
7.27.21 / articles
A few common ways new technologies can be misunderstood

Chris Dixon
1.14.21 / articles
Who Will Control the Software That Powers the Internet?

Chris Dixon
7.24.20 / articles
The Long-Tail Problem in AI, and How Autonomous Markets Can Solve It

Ali Yahya
12.23.19 / articles
A Green Beret’s Journey to Blockchain and Crypto

Alex Pruden
12.19.19 / articles
What’s Next for the Internet?

Chris DixonJonah Peretti
3.2.19 / articles
Past, Present, Future: From Co-ops to Cryptonetworks

Jesse Walden
12.16.18 / articles
4 Eras of Blockchain Computing: Degrees of Composability

Jesse Walden
10.31.18 / articles
Software-Related Forum Posts Through the Years (and the 10th Anniversary of the Bitcoin Whitepaper)

Chris Dixon
8.20.18 / articles
Crypto and the Evolution of Open Source

Denis NazarovJesse WaldenDevon Zuegel
7.26.18 / articles
Cryptonetworks and Cities: Analogies

Denis NazarovJesse WaldenAli YahyaDevon Zuegel
2.18.18 / articles
Why decentralization matters

Chris Dixon
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