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Peter Thiel’s advice on startups

68 点作者 StylifyYourBlog超过 10 年前

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jrochkind1超过 10 年前
&gt; You may argue that monopolies are bad, but...<p>The &quot;but&quot; is all BS. The answer is &quot;You might argue that monopolies are bad, but you&#x27;re thinking like a consumer not a company. Monopolies are good for you as a company because they result in profits, which is the whole point here. Remember that 17-cent-per-ticket-profit figure from the last sentance? That might be a good number for consumers, but it sure isn&#x27;t for the airlines. You&#x27;re starting a company, think like a company.&quot;
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staunch超过 10 年前
&gt; <i>Creative monopolists give customers more choices by adding entirely new categories of products. Microsoft had a huge monopoly in operating systems. At the same time, Apple’s iOS &amp; Google’s Android emerged and overtook operating system dominance.</i><p>He uses the word monopoly but all he&#x27;s talking about is proprietary advantage. Starbucks doesn&#x27;t have a monopoly on coffee, and yet they&#x27;re absolutely dominant due to their business methods and brand.<p>Unless you start playing semantic games by saying that Starbucks has a monopoly on the use of the Starbrucks brand. Or Apple&#x27;s hugely profitable PC sales are only possible due to their monopoly usage of Apple&#x27;s OSX.
therealdrag0超过 10 年前
This is a good summary of the book and a sufficient alternative to actually reading it.<p>Source: Read it last week.
justinzollars超过 10 年前
After reading this book, this is a very good summary.