Twitter's new terms of service prohibit posting video of private individuals without their consent. Twitter was named in a lawsuit by a man who claimed he was incorrectly doxed as white premises, and then lost his job. This is one of those situations where they post a rule that's a back stop. It's not meant to be every time you up load a video. Some of the real war consequences are arguably a good thing, right? If you do something really heinous, the world should know. But i think what we're seeing here is some sort of way to think about that, perhaps.
First, Jason covers Twitter's confusing major new privacy policy revision (1:54), reacts to a 1995 clip of Bill Gates talking about the internet on Letterman (12:36). Then, in episode 9 of the Startup Checklist, Jason explains how to raise capital from venture investors (16:47). This includes: finding investors and evaluating if they are the right fit (29:35), nailing cold emails (35:33), pitching your startup, sending investor (47:42) updates and more.