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One thing that annoys me is when tech nerds find old tech/ideas/businesses that are new to them (but not the world) and say it's the future as if it's just been discovered. Ex) newsletters. Been here FOREVER. Some are big, some are small. Some great, some not.
Another: Shared offices. Regis has been doing this 1990. Another: niche paid online communities...again...a strategy/model that's been around since the beginning of the web.
I LOVE people who are bold...so, go ahead and make huge statements! Love that. And finding old stuff but making it better...LOVE that. But come on...let's not be thick about it. What's another old bit of tech that bros act like they've just recently discovered?
It's cute when people do this. It makes you sound young and unseasoned when you claim an old idea/existing model as your own innovation.
And co-work space, wasn’t novel sure, but We-Works branding and marketing blew the fucking doors off of its forerunners like Regus Ie: little effective mantras about the “sharing economy” “the wegen” calling their tenents “members” Selling people a culture/experience
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