Pivot GE’s Three-Way Split, Facebook Scraps “Sensitive”Ad-Targeting Categories, and Friend of Pivot, Jonathan Haidt
Nov 12, 2021
Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist and NYU professor, dives into the pressing issue of social media's impact on youth mental health. He discusses the rising mental health challenges tied to platforms like Instagram, especially among young girls. Haidt critiques the role of digital media in child development and emphasizes the urgent need for legislative reform to better protect minors. Alongside corporate insights, his conversation sheds light on how ethical considerations around data usage can shape social media's future.
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Neumann's Return
- Adam Neumann expressed regret over WeWork's accounting practices, but didn't respond to suggestions of sharing wealth with impacted employees.
- Scott Galloway believes Neumann should have used some of his gains to support employees and stayed out of the public eye.
Twitter Blue Pricing
- Twitter Blue's pricing strategy may be flawed, as $3 might signal low value.
- Consider tiered pricing for Twitter based on follower count, monetizing high-value users.
Subscription Model Clarity
- Successful subscription models are simple and compelling, offering clear value.
- Twitter Blue's current model lacks clarity, potentially confusing users.
