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3 weeks ago | 
johnrobb.substack.com | John Robb
Something changed recently. There’s been talk that OpenAI is working on a social network like X. That’s big news for the following reasons:Due to ChatGPT’s current popularity, it could quickly grow to rival X. Due to network political tribalization, a built-in user group (the blue network) is ready and willing to adopt it as an alternative to X, driving daily usage. This would be the first social network built on AI, as a platform rather than an incorporated feature. Let’s dig in.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
vtcng.com | John Robb
To the Editor:Lorraine Hussey died several months ago. As a former Hardwickian, I followed Lorraine’s timeless work and dedication to volunteering for the Hardwick Academy alumni, her church and the Hardwick Historical Society. If someone originally from Hardwick wanted to contact a friend or to know where that friend lived, they could call Hussey.
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
hardwickgazette.org | John Robb
To the editor:Lorraine Hussey passed away several months ago. As a former Hardwickian I followed Lorraine’s timeless work and dedication to volunteering for the Hardwick Academy alumni, her church and the Hardwick Historical Society. If someone originally from Hardwick wanted to contact a friend or to know where that friend lived, they could call Lorraine.
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Apr 26, 2024 | 
johnrobb.substack.com | John Robb
Israel might think that it is in a war with Hamas. It isn’t. It’s in an online war with a global, networked tribe for its very existence. A war it is losing.
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Mar 11, 2024 | 
nwemail.co.uk | Catherine Mackinlay |John Robb
Author John Robb is set to come to Barrow. (Image: John Robb) Rock journalist and musician John Robb is set to come to Barrow in May to talk about his life in music on the back of his bestselling book Art of Darkness: The History of Goth. John was the singer and bassist for post-punk band the Membranes and is now editor of one of the UK's biggest music culture websites Louder than War.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
ecomcrew.com | John Robb
If you’ve ever tried driving traffic from external sources to your Amazon listings to increase sales, you’ll know how frustrating it can be. Like a digital Bermuda Triangle, once your potential customers click the link in your ad, blog post or landing page, and crossed into the Amazon ecosystem, you were pretty much left to guess whether they actually followed through and purchased. That is until Amazon rolled out Amazon Attribution.
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Feb 25, 2024 | 
ecomcrew.com | John Robb
In order to get Brand Registered for Amazon (which is basically table stakes for selling on Amazon) you need to have a registered trademark. Traditionally, to get a trademark through the USPTO (the government body responsible for registering trademarks) takes months or even years. That's why in 2019 Amazon introduced IP Accelerator, a way to fast-track your trademark registration and get brand registry in just weeks.
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Feb 4, 2024 | 
boydinstitute.org | John Robb
Let’s face it. The US maritime system is in terrible shape. It’s:small,expensive, andold. Worse, the US faces a global maritime challenge far more challenging than anything since WW2. We now live in a world of contested logistics. Given our current situation, incremental improvements within the current regulatory models won’t fix the problem. We need a bold solution. A decade ago, we were in a similar situation with space launch. Our launch capability was small, (very) expensive, and old as well.
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Jan 1, 2024 | 
audible.co.uk | John Robb
This is the first comprehensive history of goth music and culture. John Robb explores the origins and legacy of this enduring scene, which has its roots in the post-punk era. Featuring sound and original music, and read by the author in his distinctive narrative style, this is a truly atmospheric audiobook that takes you right into the heart of the history of goth.
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Dec 14, 2023 | 
science.org | Lijia Li |Frances Spragge |John Robb
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