People love small phones, so how come no one’s buying them?

People love small phones, so how come no one’s buying them? The iPhone SE hold 24% marketshare in the small phones market Shrinking needs for small phones There are many reasons to love smaller phones:they fit in your pocket or purse without a fuss, and it’s easier to operate them with one hand. But the market doesn’t think that’s enough to keep buying them. There are some strong reasons behind the shrinking sales of phones with screens 6-inches and under....

4 min · 642 words · Jose King

People love small phones, so how come no one’s buying them?

People love small phones, so how come no one’s buying them? The iPhone SE hold 24% marketshare in the small phones market Shrinking needs for small phones There are many reasons to love smaller phones:they fit in your pocket or purse without a fuss, and it’s easier to operate them with one hand. But the market doesn’t think that’s enough to keep buying them. There are some strong reasons behind the shrinking sales of phones with screens 6-inches and under....

4 min · 642 words · Taylor Sampson

People no longer accept shitty jobs, and it’s fuelling the Great Resignation

People no longer accept shitty jobs, and it’s fuelling the Great Resignation Is loving your job is a bad idea? The downsides of the passion paradigm Because the rising popularity of the passion paradigm has coincided with both increasing economic inequality and asteep decline in the power of unions, it has attracted a host of criticism. Sociologist Lindsay DePalma contends that the passion paradigm encourages workers to romanticize their work while blinding them to the unequal distributions of power that characterize their working lives....

4 min · 833 words · Marc Rush

People no longer accept shitty jobs, and it’s fuelling the Great Resignation

People no longer accept shitty jobs, and it’s fuelling the Great Resignation Is loving your job is a bad idea? The downsides of the passion paradigm Because the rising popularity of the passion paradigm has coincided with both increasing economic inequality and asteep decline in the power of unions, it has attracted a host of criticism. Sociologist Lindsay DePalma contends that the passion paradigm encourages workers to romanticize their work while blinding them to the unequal distributions of power that characterize their working lives....

4 min · 833 words · Dawn Sanford

Perfect Internet marriage: the French and online video

Perfect Internet marriage: the French and online video Story byErnst-Jan Pfauth Ernst-Jan Pfauth is the former Editor in Chief of Internet at NRC Handelsblad, as well as an acclaimed technology author and columnist. He a(show all)Ernst-Jan Pfauth is the former Editor in Chief of Internet at NRC Handelsblad, as well as an acclaimed technology author and columnist. He also served as The Next Web’s blog’s first blogger and Editor in Chief, back in 2008....

1 min · 170 words · John Nelson
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