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Landlord.com sweats the small stuff
Before rental software promised to run the building, Landlord.com tried to teach the person holding the keys. Its enduring idea is simple: organize the details before they become disputes.
Jack Herrick and the knowledge box that outgrew his truck
A crate of climbing books gave wikiHow’s founder an idea about useful knowledge. Building a company around it meant learning when to sell, when to wait, and when to let strangers edit.
ynet learned where to put the paywall
Israel’s round-the-clock news publisher tried charging readers abroad, opened the gates again, then built a premium tier. Its story is a lesson in what readers will pay for - and what keeps them coming back.
Abe Dane Put Down the Magazine and Built a Better Way to Read
Before Abe Dane helped publishers turn dense libraries into searchable products, he reported from fighter jets, Arctic ice and the early internet. His career is a study in making complicated things useful.