Mike Natanzon

THE INTERNET OF THE FUTURE IS HERE: a new paradigm for content creation that will revolutionize the internet & the media. Join the New Information Revolution. Find out how the New Internet works here: youtu.be/LTAWvd-hNnI #NewInternet #Media #News #Tech

@realDenaldTrump Thank you for promoting this idea! #MIGA

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#Healthy #Vegan... this recipe is all that & dim sum more... 😝

@elonmusk @VHollywood21 Hey @elonmusk, do I need to put down a $1000 reservation for a Model 3 to get your attention? 😉 (cuz I’ll do it!) I think you’ll really like my Media Credibility Score platform idea. Check out how it works here: youtu.be/LTAWvd-hNnI Cheers!

@VHollywood21 Yes. Hopefully, I’m not tempting fate too much with that date. It was meant as a joke, but is about the right actual timing.

@elonmusk will you be able to take reservations for the Model Y at the reveal on March 15?

The end of #NetNeutrality may subject us to corporate greed online like never before, but it's not enough to fight to restore Net Neutrality. We need to fight for a New Internet! Join the New Internet Project: youtu.be/LTAWvd-hNnI

@mathewi @dangillmor I have a theory that the “Like” button killed all meaningful dialogue online. It sounds counterintuitive but the “Like” button turns every debate into an environment where people try to (literally) score points instead of find a resolution. We have to do better #NewParadigm?

Take a look at this blog post from @dangillmor from 10 years ago -- not the content itself necessarily (although it is good) but the thoughtful conversation that occurs in the comments below. Where is that happening now? In other news, I miss blogs citmedia.org/blog/2008/07/2…

@StanO360 @shelbygrad Not saying it has. My point is that w all the tech we have today we still don’t keep media accountable. That’s not gonna change if ratings matter more than truth - and THAT is why we need a new paradigm to keep media accountable. We have the knowledge/tech to make it happen..

@21CentMedia @shelbygrad Good luck, honesty and quality haven't been been part of most newspapers for 50 years. Skewed stories, hidden stories, stashing the truth of the story in back pages. Misleading focus. Outright editorializing in a news story.

Really important manifesto from editor of Sacramento Bee about what this vital paper needs to survive. Not just a general plea. She said they need 60,000 digital subscriptions to fully fund newsroom. Now have only 15,000 sacbee.com/news/local/art…

@elonmusk Elon, we definitely need a media credibility rating system. But we need one that cannot be manipulated by bots or people who just don’t “like” what’s reported. Here’s a mechanism that solves that issue (and does MUCH more..): youtu.be/LTAWvd-hNnI

This is why I’m not impressed when reporters who were literally in junior high while I was in newsrooms all round the world say that if I only knew how newsrooms really worked, then I’d know everything’s fine & no need for a media credibility rating system like Pravduh 🤔

SpaceX option package for new Tesla Roadster will include ~10 small rocket thrusters arranged seamlessly around car. These rocket engines dramatically improve acceleration, top speed, braking & cornering. Maybe they will even allow a Tesla to fly …

@rrhoover @ProductHunt Not denying the Internet has made the world a better place. My point is that it could be a much better place w a new paradigm where content creators could flourish & make money while at the same time eliminating ads, trolls & clickbait.

@21CentMedia @ProductHunt I respectfully hard disagree. The internet is amazing. Much of the web is imperfect and we should push to address its problems, but I believe it’s ultimately made the world a better place.

Sometimes I can’t endorse @ProductHunt’s tweets. The web was built off of advertising. That’s not a bad thing. Without ads, so many companies wouldn’t exist today and many sites would only be accessible to those with $. twitter.com/ProductHunt/st…

@cwarzel Well, you can’t really blame Alex Jones for this (I mean, you could, but it won’t stop the madness). The guy makes his $$$ by generating ratings, that’s what all trolls like him do. It’s our broken media system that produces such people. Maybe that’s what needs to change..

this is obviously gross and irresponsible but even more so it is just so predictable and boring. returning to the same move time and time again...to move supplements

@mims @counternotions Facebook is not “teflon,” it’s just that there is currently no comparable alternative, so people use it whether they like it or not.

@elonmusk Um, not to spoil the fun, but if you sell a flamethrower and label it “not a flamethrower” can’t you be sued for consumer fraud?

Almost forgot! Due to recent regulatory/customs rules enacted to inhibit transport of anything called a Flamethrower, we have renamed our product: “Not a Flamethrower”.

Social media today (#Twitter, #Facebook, #YouTube, etc.) is designed to divide and polarize us. Whether that’s intentional or not is beside the point. What’s important is that this must change! If not, our society will completely disintegrate.

The Internet today greatly benefits tech giants like #Google and #Facebook while content Creators have to fight for scraps. We need a paradigm shift - a new Information Revolution! Together we can remake the Internet to put content creators first!

@guardiantech Well, maybe @elonmusk can transform the media landscape by applying "first principles" the way he did with SpaceX and Tesla. The #media is in a terrible place right now and it certainly wouldn't hurt to revitalize it.

Elon Musk: as business fortunes dip, he starts a war with the media d.gu.com/QW5Ncl

@MSNBC @chrislhayes @superwuster Everyone knows why the Internet is broken, but no one seems to know how to fix it. Here is a video that explains, in detail, how we can not just fix the Internet, but completely revolutionize it. This is the New Information Revolution! youtu.be/LTAWvd-hNnI

Who broke the Internet? Listen to @chrislhayes' latest #WhyIsThisHappening? podcast on.msnbc.com/2HefQRj featuring professor @superwuster on what created the conditions for the current angst surrounding our online experience. #WITH

@TIME .@Time Now that you have 280 characters on Twitter there are no more excuses for clickbait. This is why the Internet is so terrible now and needs a fundamental overhaul. The answer is quitting cold turkey, by the way. twitter.com/time/status/10…

The best way to quit smoking, according to science ti.me/2L7VoE4

The problem with the media today is not dishonest reporters (though certainly those exist), the problem is the only incentive is higher RATINGS. Those who report sensational, hyperbolic & divisive stories rise to the top. Those who just report the facts get ignored. #RiggedMedia