
Bob Goodson
President and Founder of Quid, a Silicon Valley–based company using AI models. Co-author of 'Like: The Button That Changed the World', focused on the origins of the Like Button in social media.
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May 13, 2025 • 46min
#301 What the Like Button Tells You About Your Customers with Bob Goodson, Inventor of the Like Button
Bob Goodson, President and Founder of Quid and co-author of 'Like: The Button That Changed the World,' dives into the revolutionary impact of the like button on digital interaction. He discusses its evolution from a simple feature to a vital tool for data collection and customer behavior analysis. The conversation touches on the power of the 'like graph' in shaping recommendation systems and the strategic advantages it provides to businesses. Goodson shares insights on how data analytics transform supply chains and the importance of engaging user interfaces.

Apr 29, 2025 • 26min
Weighing the world's forests
Bob Goodson, co-author of 'Like,' dives into the fascinating history of the 'like' button, revealing its origins and the profound impact it has had on our online lives. He discusses a groundbreaking satellite mission aimed at measuring global forests and their role in climate change, highlighting the innovative technology used to gather crucial data. Additionally, the conversation touches on how tech is digitizing agriculture in Ghana, empowering farmers and streamlining the selling process to enhance market access.

Apr 15, 2025 • 42min
Under my thumb – How the LIKE button hacked our brains
Joining the conversation is Bob Goodson, a Silicon Valley veteran and co-author of 'Like: The Button That Changed The World'. He explores the surprising origins and evolution of the Like button, detailing how it's transformed our social interactions into a dopamine-driven addiction. Goodson discusses the ethical implications of social media, the rapid pace of technological innovation, and the future of mind-monitoring tech. With his rich insights, he paints a picture of how this simple button shapes our behaviors and society today.