Episode 059 — Fashion in PC Gaming

Exponent

Ben Thompson / James Allworth

Technology

4.6 • 832 Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2015

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Ben and James discuss PC Gaming and the fascinating way in which it monetizes, leading to a wide-ranging discussion about how business has changed because of the Internet. This episode is sponsored by Wealthfront. See recommended portfolios and get up to $15,000 managed for free by visiting Wealthfront.com/Exponent. Links Chris Dixon: Lessons From the PC Video Game Industry — Medium Jared Sinclar: Saving the iPad — JaredSinclair.com Ben Thompson: Grantland and the (Surprising) Future of Publishing — Stratechery Ben Thompson: TensorFlow and Monetizing Intellectual Property — Stratechery Justin Williams: The Chicken or the iPad Pro — Medium Ben Thompson: Games … Continue reading Episode 059 — Fashion in PC Gaming

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0:00.0	Hi, James.
0:02.0	Ben, how are you?
0:04.0	I'm okay.
0:04.6	How are you?
0:05.3	Good.
0:05.9	Good.
0:06.7	Long time.
0:07.5	Long time, no talk, too.
0:08.7	Yeah, I know.
0:09.5	We got a little bit of flack for that.
0:11.5	Sorry, everybody.
0:12.5	Yeah, no, it's okay.
0:13.5	It was my fault.
0:15.5	Or actually, it was both of our faults.
0:16.6	One, your parents were in town and two, I was on the road, which meant we accidentally
0:22.5	bisynced our dates. So it was impossible. It happened. But I had a few really good conversations
0:28.9	about the future of technology with my mom and my dad. Well, good. I hope that comes up.
0:36.0	We'll see how it goes.
0:38.6	It was good to see them.
0:40.2	I hope your travels went well too.
0:40.9	They did.
0:41.2	They did.
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