There is a ritual on State of the Union night in Washington. A little before the address, the White House sends out an embargoed copy of the President’s speech to the press (embargoed means that the press can see the speech, but they can’t report on it until a designated time). The reporters then start sending it around town to folks on Capitol Hill to get their reaction, then those people send it
Earlier this month we marked four years since Instagram launched. Throughout the day, I glanced at what time it was, and thought back to what we were doing four years ago: 6am: Biking through a misty San Francisco morning to our shared co-working space at Dogpatch Labs.7am: Stomach in knots, Kevin and I scarf down bagels from Crossroads Cafe.8am: Press embargo lifts, our first users come streaming
You’re part of the first generation to grow up in the digital age. Some of you grew up with cell phones tucked into your book bags, while others can remember the early days of landline, dial-up internet. You’ve gone from renting movies on VHS tapes to purchasing and downloading them in a matter of minutes. Today, more of you are earning college degrees than ever before — and more young people from
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