Nanmoon·Sep 17Why Asking What You Did All Day Is a Power MoveOne sentence lands. Usually late afternoon.
Dennis Francis·Mar 17The AI Content Trap: The High Cost of Cheap ContentWhy AI content fails and how to position yourself as the solution
Steven Brough·Mar 1Why Calm Can Feel Risky in Noisy MarketsThe system entered a loud environment with a quiet posture. No urgency cues. No elevated claims. No language designed to spike attention…
Locusnova·Dec 30, 2025Scarcity Isn’t Just “Not Enough” — It’s a Bandwidth Tax on Your BrainScarcity can be described as having less than you feel you need. While money is the classic case, scarcity also applies to:
Mark Lewis·Nov 6, 2025Attention Economics: Building Focus in an AI ToolchainIn an age where every app promises productivity, attention has quietly become the most valuable — and endangered — resource in the digital…
marko·Jan 6, 2019Attention Wastage and the FutureI was listening to a podcast with Kevin Kelly the other day. He mentioned this concept of “attention wastage.” I think he means doing…
InKaleidabyMatt McAlister·Oct 17, 2017The gradual decline of engagements for newsWe just published last month’s news attention rankings and found some very interesting trends.A response icon1A response icon1
InEdSurge IndependentbyJophin Mathai·Aug 5, 2017Your attention is under political siege – special thanks to technology.Education hasn’t prepared us for modern distractions.
Aman Malhotra Sahani·Jan 28, 2016Attention Economics and Why the Internet Age Should Care About ItWith the dawn of industrialisation and advent of consumerism people have received something so valuable, something that has become so…
Stowe Boyd·Feb 7, 2013Herbert Simon, Designing Organizations For An Information-Rich World, 1971I actually disagree with the premises of Attention Economics (see The False Question Of Attention Economics), but I am pulling this quote…
