I'm not sure I believe what I'm asking, Josh, but would it be at all fair for someone to challenge you on the idea that you were able to build a brand and monetize that brand into your own platform via Twitter and that it's unfair to suggest that today's crop of reporters shouldn't be able to do the same thing you did?
I'm not sure I believe what I'm asking, Josh, but would it be at all fair for someone to challenge you on the idea that you were able to build a brand and monetize that brand into your own platform via Twitter and that it's unfair to suggest that today's crop of reporters shouldn't be able to do the same thing you did?
I was working my way through a comment asking the same thing. I think it's fair to say that he realized that the way he built his brand was bad for the organizations he worked for while building it, but that would mean locking himself in as one of a relatively small handful of writers "allowed" to have a personal brand in that way
I'm not sure I believe what I'm asking, Josh, but would it be at all fair for someone to challenge you on the idea that you were able to build a brand and monetize that brand into your own platform via Twitter and that it's unfair to suggest that today's crop of reporters shouldn't be able to do the same thing you did?
I was working my way through a comment asking the same thing. I think it's fair to say that he realized that the way he built his brand was bad for the organizations he worked for while building it, but that would mean locking himself in as one of a relatively small handful of writers "allowed" to have a personal brand in that way