What Does This Mean for Meta the Business?

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i think it's kind of twofold, because i like, at least my generation wants more and more ad, more instant gratification. You want to see what your friends are doing right now, at this very moment. So having that archive doesn't serve that purpose as well. Even when i do go to stories, which fulfils that little dopemin of wanting to know what people are doing all the time, i can't scrowl through my stories even without seeing my big thig amazon amazon ads. Sometimes they're not even things that i'm necessarily got into, which is something that i think is really annoying. The board will not advise on specific product changes, but

BIG variety show today!

Jason kicks off the show with Part 3 of "The Blueprint" series (1:43), then, CNBC's Deirdre Bosa joins to break down $GOOG and $MSFT earnings, $SHOP layoffs, and $COIN's SEC probe (17:23), and we wrap with Producer Rachel joining to break down the Kylie/Kim vs. Instagram feud! (45:42)

(0:00) Molly tees up today's variety show: The Blueprint Part 3, big tech earnings with Deirdre Bosa, and Kylie/Kim vs. Instagram with Producer Rachel!

(1:43) The Blueprint Part 3: Jason explains how to build and supercharge your network

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(17:23) CNBC's Deirdre Bosa joins to talk big tech earnings

(19:21) $MSFT earnings for fiscal Q4 and FY2022

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(26:45) $GOOG Q2 earnings

(33:05) $SHOP lays off 10% of employees (~1000), Tobi Lutke's blog post, Q2 earnings

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(39:00) $COIN faces new SEC probe regarding whether or not they allowed investors to trade unregulated securities

(45:42) Molly brings on Producer Rachel to break down the recent backlash against Instagram from celebrities and TikTok's superiority regarding creator monetization