Hatching Twitter

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出版者:Portfolio Hardcover
作者:Nick Bilton
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頁數:304
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出版時間:2013-11-5
價格:USD 28.95
裝幀:Hardcover
isbn號碼:9781591846017
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圖書標籤:
  • Twitter
  • 互聯網
  • 創業
  • 傳記
  • 商業
  • 科技
  • 管理
  • 美國
  • 社交媒體
  • 創業
  • 科技
  • 網絡文化
  • 數字時代
  • 創新
  • 平颱經濟
  • 社交網絡
  • 用戶增長
  • 技術變革
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具體描述

The dramatic, unlikely story behind the founding of Twitter, by New York Times bestselling author and Vanity Fair special correspondent

The San Francisco-based technology company Twitter has become a powerful force in less than ten years. Today it’s everything from a tool for fighting political oppression in the Middle East to a marketing must-have to the world’s living room during live TV events to President Trump’s preferred method of communication. It has hundreds of millions of active users all over the world.

But few people know that it nearly fell to pieces early on.

In this rousing history that reads like a novel, Hatching Twitter takes readers behind the scenes of Twitter’s early exponential growth, following the four hackers—Ev Williams, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Noah Glass, who created the cultural juggernaut practically by accident. It’s a drama of betrayed friendships and high-stakes power struggles over money, influence, and control over a company that was growing faster than they could ever imagine.

Drawing on hundreds of sources, documents, and internal e-mails, Bilton offers a rarely-seen glimpse of the inner workings of technology startups, venture capital, and Silicon Valley culture.

Amazon.com Review

An Amazon Best Book of the Month, November 2013: Spoiler alert: The subtitle sorta says it all. That is, Nick Bilton's Hatching Twitter delivers "A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal," though not necessarily in that order. The book's four central players--Ev, Jack, Biz, and Noah--conceived of Twitter while working on Odeo, an ultimately doomed attempt to revolutionize podcasting. As their little chick grew, the four men's personal and ideological differences led to a power struggle that eventually left them all on the sidelines as a former stand-up comedian took Twitter into the uncertain future. Writing with the pacing and veracity of detail of a true-crime book, Bilton makes use of a trove of source material--from internal Twitter e-mails to extensive interviews with and early tweets by the founders themselves--and the result is as exciting and fast-paced as it is topically relevant. If you're looking for a thoughtful rumination about Twitter as a revolutionary global communications platform, keep looking. If you're looking for a quick, well-written, thoroughly researched human drama, the story of an utterly dysfunctional foursome and the accelerated unraveling of their once brilliant partnership, this is your book. #HighlyRecommended. --Jason Kirk (@brasswax)

Review

"A fast-paced and perceptive new book by Nick Bilton." -- The New York Times

"Extensively detailed... unexpectedly addictive." -- The Wall Street Journal

"Deeply reported and deliciously written." -- The Verge

"A compelling read, more like espionage than a corporate history." -- Fortune Magazine

"A dramatic and detail-rich recounting." -- Cnet

"Fast-paced... a perceptive read." -- USA Today

"Goes where no book has gone before." -- The Huffington Post

"Unputdownable." -- Wall Street Journal Columnist

著者簡介

Nick Bilton is a columnist and reporter for The New York Times, where he explores the disruptive aspects of technology on business, culture and society. His columns span everything from the future of technology and privacy to the impact of social media on the Web. He is a regular guest on national TV and radio and is the author of I Live in the Future & Here’s How It Works. He lives in Los Angeles.

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因为书名中带有“蛮荒”这两个字而买的。 这本书完全是当小说看的,写得还不错,一天就可以看完。 对于TWITTER能在硅谷巨头的环伺下倔然成长表示佩服,也算是略窥得硅谷文化的一二。权力、金钱、友情都是必然思考的问题,

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由于这本书上架推荐是网络公司/企业管理的关系,起初我并没有想到这是一本小说。本以为是一本类似于《影响力》、《秘密》、《零极限》、或是《觉醒课程》一类的“接近专业”的书籍。然而一翻开,就发现实在是惊喜连连。 刚刚看一个开头,我立刻想到了马云。直到翻完...  

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作为一个曾经的twitter重度使用者(现在是潜水者),这本书是一定要看的。这本书写的很精彩,里面提到了了很多不为人知的秘密,下面将我关注的一些记下来: 1、埃文是blogger的创始人,他通过把blogger卖给谷歌,赚到了自己的第一桶金。 2、twitter重要的,不为人所知的创始人...  

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因为书名中带有“蛮荒”这两个字而买的。 这本书完全是当小说看的,写得还不错,一天就可以看完。 对于TWITTER能在硅谷巨头的环伺下倔然成长表示佩服,也算是略窥得硅谷文化的一二。权力、金钱、友情都是必然思考的问题,

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因为书名中带有“蛮荒”这两个字而买的。 这本书完全是当小说看的,写得还不错,一天就可以看完。 对于TWITTER能在硅谷巨头的环伺下倔然成长表示佩服,也算是略窥得硅谷文化的一二。权力、金钱、友情都是必然思考的问题,

用戶評價

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詳細記載瞭三個co-founders被踢齣公司的經曆告訴你如何不被踢齣自己的公司。可能有虛構的部分,但是每個齣場的性格都很真實。Jack Dorsey你能再天蠍男一點嗎==

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噱頭很夠,另外跌宕起伏+畫麵感明顯就是奔著被改編去的,但越讀越感覺加瞭很多不必要和刻意的戲劇感,另外感覺很多地方挖掘的都不深入,比《迪斯尼戰爭》低瞭不止一個檔次

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Great read

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缺失瞭twitter如何改變生活的部分,隻有不完整的coup和單薄的人物

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Jack Dorsey的ego比阿拉斯加還大

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