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ShiftPrintBlog

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About ShiftPrintBlog

A blog exploring the intersection of the political, digital and social in Europe (and sometimes due to limited knowledge the rest of the world).

Visit here: https://write.as/shiftprint/

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    Very valid!

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    Valid point and totally agree that it will stretch into the following years. One point to distinguish is the "price winter"(aka correction) vs product winter (halted development) -…

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    Interesting!

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    Why is this the case?

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    France is pushing a law targeting a similar issue with Apple phones and laptops https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/26/22302664/apple-france-rep...

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    Social enterprise/public tech startups more often than not are very warm places but then the financial/ESOP discussion become something else

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    Slack used to do the best with a combination of funny and informative

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    Wired had an article last week on "interspecies money" to identify and attach monetary value to everything on the planet - including birds and trees - to give agency to these actor…

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    Chip manufacturing is a really tough industry. There was a great article on this topic including capacity building, lab and finance requirements and more in Bloomberg the other wee…

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    That was a public-private vehicle so I guess the technology part was more pronounced :)

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    Interesting - I meant it more for key technologies in which the state doesn't even have a presence e.g. cloud. The principle is inspired from public utilities e.g. energy or water …