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Signal v. Noise - 1:49 Episode 01, "Sell Your By-products" - 2:00 "Signal v. Noise moves to Medium" - 2:37 Jason Fried and Adam Stoddard - 2:48 Medium's changed policy on custom domains - 3:55 Medium's membership program - 6:10 A Vox article on how Tumblr's ban on adult content negatively affects the broader community - 7:30 History of WordPress - 9:55 A Quartz article on how WordPress employees work remotely - 10:03 Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress - 10:15 "Medium has been great for us" - 15:51 An Atlantic article about seasonally attired porch geese - 20:00

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