Nick Statt

We're going inverted pyramid.

We're going inverted pyramid.

We're going inverted pyramid.

That kind of brings us to a related question, which is why aren't we publishing full video versions of Decoder on YouTube? If that were, you know, people could get Decoder that way by just watching like they do on the Verge cast.

That kind of brings us to a related question, which is why aren't we publishing full video versions of Decoder on YouTube? If that were, you know, people could get Decoder that way by just watching like they do on the Verge cast.

That kind of brings us to a related question, which is why aren't we publishing full video versions of Decoder on YouTube? If that were, you know, people could get Decoder that way by just watching like they do on the Verge cast.

We have a process question. It's another process question. This is from Justin Perez, who wrote us an email. He wrote, whenever I listen to some of the interviews, not just on this podcast, I tend to have one or more questions I wish I or the host could have asked the person being interviewed.

We have a process question. It's another process question. This is from Justin Perez, who wrote us an email. He wrote, whenever I listen to some of the interviews, not just on this podcast, I tend to have one or more questions I wish I or the host could have asked the person being interviewed.

We have a process question. It's another process question. This is from Justin Perez, who wrote us an email. He wrote, whenever I listen to some of the interviews, not just on this podcast, I tend to have one or more questions I wish I or the host could have asked the person being interviewed.

His suggestion for the podcast for Decoder is he would really like it if the audience got a chance to chime in on a question for the upcoming guest being interviewed. It's very logistically difficult, but Nilay, why can't we easily solicit reader questions and are there ways we really could do this in the future if we wanted to?

His suggestion for the podcast for Decoder is he would really like it if the audience got a chance to chime in on a question for the upcoming guest being interviewed. It's very logistically difficult, but Nilay, why can't we easily solicit reader questions and are there ways we really could do this in the future if we wanted to?

His suggestion for the podcast for Decoder is he would really like it if the audience got a chance to chime in on a question for the upcoming guest being interviewed. It's very logistically difficult, but Nilay, why can't we easily solicit reader questions and are there ways we really could do this in the future if we wanted to?

One thing I thought of when I was reading this question was also the fact that sometimes with interviews, you want the guests to not know what you're going to ask them, right? I could imagine there's PR people who look at your Blue Sky feed, look at your Threads feed, and they go, oh, look, he's soliciting questions.

One thing I thought of when I was reading this question was also the fact that sometimes with interviews, you want the guests to not know what you're going to ask them, right? I could imagine there's PR people who look at your Blue Sky feed, look at your Threads feed, and they go, oh, look, he's soliciting questions.

One thing I thought of when I was reading this question was also the fact that sometimes with interviews, you want the guests to not know what you're going to ask them, right? I could imagine there's PR people who look at your Blue Sky feed, look at your Threads feed, and they go, oh, look, he's soliciting questions.

We've got to get him a full list of these right away so he knows how to prepare for these. I guess there's probably an element of that going on, too.

We've got to get him a full list of these right away so he knows how to prepare for these. I guess there's probably an element of that going on, too.

We've got to get him a full list of these right away so he knows how to prepare for these. I guess there's probably an element of that going on, too.

One thing we've been asked a lot in the last couple of weeks since the subscription launched is, of course, ad-free decoder. Is there a tier of the subscription that is going to include that? Is there something that people can do to remove the ads on decoder? Is that even financially feasible? How does that work?

One thing we've been asked a lot in the last couple of weeks since the subscription launched is, of course, ad-free decoder. Is there a tier of the subscription that is going to include that? Is there something that people can do to remove the ads on decoder? Is that even financially feasible? How does that work?