What?! This isn't a tv show with a cliffhanger ending, this is a fluff interview. You didn't interview him in two parts, so don't give it to me in two parts.
It's crap like this that's killing old media.
What?! This isn't a tv show with a cliffhanger ending, this is a fluff interview. You didn't interview him in two parts, so don't give it to me in two parts.
It's crap like this that's killing old media.
"His specialty is taking a tiny, almost nonsensical idea and turning it into a cultural phenomenon. "He's like a master craftsman," says Naval Ravikant, a serial entrepreneur who is an angel investor in Twitter. "There are entrepreneurs who are financial geniuses, and there are raw coders. Evan is the master of creating a product where there wasn't one before." If Williams's art is the conception of inconceivable products, then Twitter is his chef-d'oeuvre."
http://www.inc.com/magazine/20080301/anything-could-happen_P...