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June 15, 2020: Jason Fried, cofounder of Basecamp, on launching Hey.com, a new email service
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Tonight: Jason Fried, cofounder of Basecamp, on launching Hey.com, a new email service
Pointers to Jason Fried:
• Hey.com
• @jasonfried (Twitter)
• Books by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson
• Past Techtonic episodes with Bron Gondwana (CEO, FastMail) and Gabriel Weinberg (CEO, DuckDuckGo - also this show)
• Big Tech, Eager To Get Bigger, Seizes Moment (by Mike Isaac in the NYT, June 14)
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It’s not that easy
Companies have multiple IP addresses and will send you spam via several addresses. Many of them get through the spam filter and then you have to click a link to their website for you to unsubscribe from something you never subscribed to,
and their image search is much better than gobble's now.