Thomas Griffin

Hey everyone! Attribution challenges are the bane of digital media. Mediachain is a VC-backed organization that's making attribution secure and simple; allowing creators to be appropriately credited and rewarded for their work. Learn more on a blogpost here: https://blog.mediachain.io/introducing-mediachain-attribution-engine-2dc1ea6aa31f

@sanguit I've read just about everything you've published. You are an established authority on platform dynamics and have always been helpful and precise when tackling specific marketplace challenges. It's nice to see your thoughts collected and organized in a library!

Great idea-- seems well executed, too. I think it's important to focus on optimizing load speed above all else on this. As a side note- It's interesting that music is primarily listened to and discovered passively, while visual art typically requires attention and engagement and plopping it in a newly opened tab is a great stab at solving this. +1 @ethanappleby and Vango team. Any sort of...

Awesome product- I'd love to get one for ArtSquare! Haha, although the team is a bit sketchy ;) http://www.uncovermac.com/about/

Awesome launch, so meta to chat PH on PH; it makes the most sense to move next into this category with something like (I'd guess to be) 85%+ user demo overlap. I assume the plan is to slowly move into new verticals that intersect strongly like this until the whole world is hunting products, services, news, etc. @rrhoover, do you have a dedicated team working on PHG curation & sourcing, or...

Hi fellow Product Hunters! I'm one of the founders of ArtSquare. Happy to answer any questions :) We made ArtSquare because it needs to exist. The online art world is exploding (doubling by 2018) but artists are stranded because they don't have the image files that they need! Art digitization is expensive (sometimes $150/artwork), image files are a nightmare to organize (store,...

Excited to try this out! I love that tools are making it easier to take a customer-centric approach to development.

I like the idea of interest-based matching, as opposed to you've-got-a-pretty-mouth-based matching which seems rampant on most dating apps.

I think this is an incredibly undervalued feature. It opens the door for celebrity/brands/business to gain a following and offer ephemeral deals (incentivize demand w/ time sensitive discounts via the snap story). The snap tag can be printed and scanned while customers are in the shop. Previously, it took a lot of work to add a new contact (not in your address book) to your friend list. Thoughts?

It's a great digest, one of the few emails I *always* read through.