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  1. Uncertainty often triggers a retreat to command and control. But true product leadership isn't about centralized decision-making; it's about setting direction and trust. Teresa Torres and Petra Wille nail the balance of speed and autonomy. Tune in here: bit.ly/40L3Z59 #Product #Agile

  2. Costco issues recall for window shades because it could present a choking hazard. Just great, now I have a new fear of window blinds stretching out and strangling me randomly one day.

    ctvnews.ca/health/article/cost

    #Shades #Product #Recall #Costco #Canada

  3. Costco issues recall for window shades because it could present a choking hazard. Just great, now I have a new fear of window blinds stretching out and strangling me randomly one day.

    ctvnews.ca/health/article/cost

    #Shades #Product #Recall #Costco #Canada

  4. Costco issues recall for window shades because it could present a choking hazard. Just great, now I have a new fear of window blinds stretching out and strangling me randomly one day.

    ctvnews.ca/health/article/cost

    #Shades #Product #Recall #Costco #Canada

  5. Costco issues recall for window shades because it could present a choking hazard. Just great, now I have a new fear of window blinds stretching out and strangling me randomly one day.

    ctvnews.ca/health/article/cost

    #Shades #Product #Recall #Costco #Canada

  6. Costco issues recall for window shades because it could present a choking hazard. Just great, now I have a new fear of window blinds stretching out and strangling me randomly one day.

    ctvnews.ca/health/article/cost

    #Shades #Product #Recall #Costco #Canada

  7. Product management is the hardest job in software only because everyone thinks they are a f*n software expert even if they've never designed a single feature

    #software #product

  8. 🚨 BREAKING 📣 Australia's Top News website rankings for April are here. ABC held No1, newscomau No2 and 🥁 Guardian Australia is the 4th biggest news website in the country for the 5th month in a row.

    Thanks to the 7.4 million people who visited GdnAus in April 🙏

    I posted this on LinkedIn when the results came out last Friday, but just getting it onto Mastodon, Bluesky and Threads now (pick your preference)

    In March just four of the Top20 lost audience in a sea of green. In April just three of the Top20 gained audience in a sea of red. Is this an indication of Australians fleeing news sites, or the zero-click AI search armageddon writ large? No, March was an exceptionally big month for audiences across all publishers. The April audience losses might look terrible, but in most (not all) cases, it's just a return to where they were two months earlier.

    Despite some falls larger than others, the top six rankings remain unchanged. Below that SBS rises to 7th and Daily Mail drops to 8th, while the BBC drops 3 spots and out of the Top10. Further down, The Conversation and DailyTele have dropped out of the Top20, while Forbes reenters the list for the first time in a long time, and The Nightly also reenters at No20.
     
    GdnAus recorded the single biggest audience drop of -1.3m in April (-15%). That came after one of the biggest audience rises in the March Top20 (+870k), so ended up with an audience 420k smaller than the February result. DailyMail had the second biggest audience drop of -1.2m, but they've had quite a rollercoaster. They bled 836k readers in January, lost another 1.1m in February, gained 1.17m in March and then lost 1.2m in April. With an audience of 5m in April, they're down 3.7m from where they were in March last year.

    Another record to mark. This is the first time in history that Guardian Australia has been ranked 4th or higher for five months in a row 👏  and it extends our record run to 10 consecutive months where Guardian Australia has been ranked 5th or higher. Historically we have held the No6 or 7 spot in perpetuity. 

    I seem to have missed posting the March rankings here, so in the comments you'll find a link to my February rankings post instead.

    #audience #media #audiencedevelopment #audienceengagement #audiencegrowth #seo #search #newsproduct #product #engagement

  9. 🚨 BREAKING 📣 Australia's Top News website rankings for April are here. ABC held No1, newscomau No2 and 🥁 Guardian Australia is the 4th biggest news website in the country for the 5th month in a row.

    Thanks to the 7.4 million people who visited GdnAus in April 🙏

    I posted this on LinkedIn when the results came out last Friday, but just getting it onto Mastodon, Bluesky and Threads now (pick your preference)

    In March just four of the Top20 lost audience in a sea of green. In April just three of the Top20 gained audience in a sea of red. Is this an indication of Australians fleeing news sites, or the zero-click AI search armageddon writ large? No, March was an exceptionally big month for audiences across all publishers. The April audience losses might look terrible, but in most (not all) cases, it's just a return to where they were two months earlier.

    Despite some falls larger than others, the top six rankings remain unchanged. Below that SBS rises to 7th and Daily Mail drops to 8th, while the BBC drops 3 spots and out of the Top10. Further down, The Conversation and DailyTele have dropped out of the Top20, while Forbes reenters the list for the first time in a long time, and The Nightly also reenters at No20.
     
    GdnAus recorded the single biggest audience drop of -1.3m in April (-15%). That came after one of the biggest audience rises in the March Top20 (+870k), so ended up with an audience 420k smaller than the February result. DailyMail had the second biggest audience drop of -1.2m, but they've had quite a rollercoaster. They bled 836k readers in January, lost another 1.1m in February, gained 1.17m in March and then lost 1.2m in April. With an audience of 5m in April, they're down 3.7m from where they were in March last year.

    Another record to mark. This is the first time in history that Guardian Australia has been ranked 4th or higher for five months in a row 👏  and it extends our record run to 10 consecutive months where Guardian Australia has been ranked 5th or higher. Historically we have held the No6 or 7 spot in perpetuity. 

    I seem to have missed posting the March rankings here, so in the comments you'll find a link to my February rankings post instead.

    #audience #media #audiencedevelopment #audienceengagement #audiencegrowth #seo #search #newsproduct #product #engagement

  10. 🚨 BREAKING 📣 Australia's Top News website rankings for April are here. ABC held No1, newscomau No2 and 🥁 Guardian Australia is the 4th biggest news website in the country for the 5th month in a row.

    Thanks to the 7.4 million people who visited GdnAus in April 🙏

    I posted this on LinkedIn when the results came out last Friday, but just getting it onto Mastodon, Bluesky and Threads now (pick your preference)

    In March just four of the Top20 lost audience in a sea of green. In April just three of the Top20 gained audience in a sea of red. Is this an indication of Australians fleeing news sites, or the zero-click AI search armageddon writ large? No, March was an exceptionally big month for audiences across all publishers. The April audience losses might look terrible, but in most (not all) cases, it's just a return to where they were two months earlier.

    Despite some falls larger than others, the top six rankings remain unchanged. Below that SBS rises to 7th and Daily Mail drops to 8th, while the BBC drops 3 spots and out of the Top10. Further down, The Conversation and DailyTele have dropped out of the Top20, while Forbes reenters the list for the first time in a long time, and The Nightly also reenters at No20.
     
    GdnAus recorded the single biggest audience drop of -1.3m in April (-15%). That came after one of the biggest audience rises in the March Top20 (+870k), so ended up with an audience 420k smaller than the February result. DailyMail had the second biggest audience drop of -1.2m, but they've had quite a rollercoaster. They bled 836k readers in January, lost another 1.1m in February, gained 1.17m in March and then lost 1.2m in April. With an audience of 5m in April, they're down 3.7m from where they were in March last year.

    Another record to mark. This is the first time in history that Guardian Australia has been ranked 4th or higher for five months in a row 👏  and it extends our record run to 10 consecutive months where Guardian Australia has been ranked 5th or higher. Historically we have held the No6 or 7 spot in perpetuity. 

    I seem to have missed posting the March rankings here, so in the comments you'll find a link to my February rankings post instead.

    #audience #media #audiencedevelopment #audienceengagement #audiencegrowth #seo #search #newsproduct #product #engagement

  11. 🚨 BREAKING 📣 Australia's Top News website rankings for April are here. ABC held No1, newscomau No2 and 🥁 Guardian Australia is the 4th biggest news website in the country for the 5th month in a row.

    Thanks to the 7.4 million people who visited GdnAus in April 🙏

    I posted this on LinkedIn when the results came out last Friday, but just getting it onto Mastodon, Bluesky and Threads now (pick your preference)

    In March just four of the Top20 lost audience in a sea of green. In April just three of the Top20 gained audience in a sea of red. Is this an indication of Australians fleeing news sites, or the zero-click AI search armageddon writ large? No, March was an exceptionally big month for audiences across all publishers. The April audience losses might look terrible, but in most (not all) cases, it's just a return to where they were two months earlier.

    Despite some falls larger than others, the top six rankings remain unchanged. Below that SBS rises to 7th and Daily Mail drops to 8th, while the BBC drops 3 spots and out of the Top10. Further down, The Conversation and DailyTele have dropped out of the Top20, while Forbes reenters the list for the first time in a long time, and The Nightly also reenters at No20.
     
    GdnAus recorded the single biggest audience drop of -1.3m in April (-15%). That came after one of the biggest audience rises in the March Top20 (+870k), so ended up with an audience 420k smaller than the February result. DailyMail had the second biggest audience drop of -1.2m, but they've had quite a rollercoaster. They bled 836k readers in January, lost another 1.1m in February, gained 1.17m in March and then lost 1.2m in April. With an audience of 5m in April, they're down 3.7m from where they were in March last year.

    Another record to mark. This is the first time in history that Guardian Australia has been ranked 4th or higher for five months in a row 👏  and it extends our record run to 10 consecutive months where Guardian Australia has been ranked 5th or higher. Historically we have held the No6 or 7 spot in perpetuity. 

    I seem to have missed posting the March rankings here, so in the comments you'll find a link to my February rankings post instead.

    #audience #media #audiencedevelopment #audienceengagement #audiencegrowth #seo #search #newsproduct #product #engagement

  12. 🚨 BREAKING 📣 Australia's Top News website rankings for April are here. ABC held No1, newscomau No2 and 🥁 Guardian Australia is the 4th biggest news website in the country for the 5th month in a row.

    Thanks to the 7.4 million people who visited GdnAus in April 🙏

    I posted this on LinkedIn when the results came out last Friday, but just getting it onto Mastodon, Bluesky and Threads now (pick your preference)

    In March just four of the Top20 lost audience in a sea of green. In April just three of the Top20 gained audience in a sea of red. Is this an indication of Australians fleeing news sites, or the zero-click AI search armageddon writ large? No, March was an exceptionally big month for audiences across all publishers. The April audience losses might look terrible, but in most (not all) cases, it's just a return to where they were two months earlier.

    Despite some falls larger than others, the top six rankings remain unchanged. Below that SBS rises to 7th and Daily Mail drops to 8th, while the BBC drops 3 spots and out of the Top10. Further down, The Conversation and DailyTele have dropped out of the Top20, while Forbes reenters the list for the first time in a long time, and The Nightly also reenters at No20.
     
    GdnAus recorded the single biggest audience drop of -1.3m in April (-15%). That came after one of the biggest audience rises in the March Top20 (+870k), so ended up with an audience 420k smaller than the February result. DailyMail had the second biggest audience drop of -1.2m, but they've had quite a rollercoaster. They bled 836k readers in January, lost another 1.1m in February, gained 1.17m in March and then lost 1.2m in April. With an audience of 5m in April, they're down 3.7m from where they were in March last year.

    Another record to mark. This is the first time in history that Guardian Australia has been ranked 4th or higher for five months in a row 👏  and it extends our record run to 10 consecutive months where Guardian Australia has been ranked 5th or higher. Historically we have held the No6 or 7 spot in perpetuity. 

    I seem to have missed posting the March rankings here, so in the comments you'll find a link to my February rankings post instead.

    #audience #media #audiencedevelopment #audienceengagement #audiencegrowth #seo #search #newsproduct #product #engagement

  13. 井筒八ツ橋

    先日、妻が東海在住の友人と京都で会うことになっているということなので、「お土産は八ツ橋でいいよ」と言って送り出しました。当然のようにお土産を指定するというのも我ながらどうかと思いますが、こういうときは大抵の場合何かしら買ってきてくれるので、変に悩ませるよりいいかと思って、久しぶりに食べたいという気持ちもあったので伝えてみました。また、八ツ橋と言っても様々なタイプがあるので、「皮だけでいい」「生と硬いのと両方」という指定も添えました。

    するとしっかり指定通りに購入してきてくれたのですが、それが井筒八ツ橋本舗井筒八ッ橋(角ぎり)井筒の生八ッ橋 ニッキの2つです。八ツ橋はニッキが強く効いているので好き嫌いが分かれると思いますし、特に小さい子供にはウケが良くないのではないでしょうか。私も小さい頃は特に焼いた八ツ橋があまり好みではなかったような気がしますが、いつからかとても好きになりました。

    今回購入してきてくれた「角ぎり」は一般的な湾曲した短冊状のものではなく、ほぼ正方形のものを軽く湾曲させたような形で、一口で食べられるのでより手軽に食べられるようになっています。これも井筒だけのものというわけではなく、他の八ツ橋販売店でもよく似たものがあるようですし、どれも大きくは違わないでしょう。カリッとした食感と、ニッキの香りが甘みと一緒に広がって、とても美味しいと思います。

    生八ツ橋は小豆餡をくるんで三角形に畳んだものが有名ですが、私は皮こそが八ツ橋の本体だと思っています。しっとり柔らかい生地でニッキの香りを味わうのもいいのですが、焼いたものと比べるとちょっと食べにくいのが難です。なお、生八ツ橋は1960年代に考案されたものとのことで、比較的新しいもののようですが、現在はその生八ツ橋の餡入りのものが京都土産の定番商品となっているというのが面白いですね。

    しかし、京都駅の土産物売り場などでもたくさんの銘柄の八ツ橋が売られていて、一体どれを買ったらいいのかよくわからなくなりますが、京都大学から「私たちはお土産にどの八ッ橋を買えばよいのか(PDF)」という論文が出ているようです。どこまで真面目に書かれたものなのかわかりませんが、しっかり銘柄を出しているのでいい加減なものではないのでしょうね。ここでは餡入りのものを対象にしていますが、京栄堂聖護院八ツ橋総本店がおすすめとされています。聖護院の方は私も買ったことがありますが、京栄堂の方は知らなかったので、また機会があれば買って食べてみたいと思います。

    #food #kyoto #product #snack #souvenir
  14. Allegris Business Class seats on the Boeing 787-9 have received certification

    Lufthansa has received certification for 25 Allegris Business Class seats on the Boeing 787-9. Yesterday, Sunday, March 15,…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Lufthansa #Airlines #Destinations #DeutscheLufthansaAG #Fleet #Innovation&Technology #Product
    europesays.com/germany/21340/

  15. Lufthansa’s New Premium On-Board Experience: FOX Launches in First Class

    Lufthansa’s new premium onboard experience, FOX (Future Onboard Experience), launched successfully in First Class on March 29. FOX…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Lufthansa #Airlines #DeutscheLufthansaAG #Innovation&Technology #Product
    europesays.com/germany/20897/

  16. Lufthansa Group optimises flight offering in summer across all six Hubs

    The cancellation of flights previously operated by Lufthansa CityLine reduces Lufthansa Group’s summer capacity by one percent of…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Lufthansa #Airlines #Destinations #DeutscheLufthansaAG #Product
    europesays.com/germany/20425/

  17. I Buy Can After Can of This $1 Aldi Dinner Staple

    We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Aldi #Budget #kitchn-love-letters #product-review #Süd&Nord
    europesays.com/germany/19865/

  18. [Перевод] Как устроен продуктовый менеджмент в Anthropic

    Большинство российских коллег и компаний до сих пор планируют роудмепы и фичи на 6-12 месяцев вперёд. В Anthropic за это время успевают выпустить продукт, переделать его, выбросить половину и выпустить снова. Релизы продуктов и критических фичей выходят - е-ж-е-д-н-е-в-н-о. Кэт Ву, глава продукта Claude Code, проводит сотни собеседований и говорит, что почти все кандидаты имеют устаревший подход и мышление. Не потому что они плохие специалисты, а потому, что просто рефлексируют опыт в профессии, которой больше нет.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1037394/

    #product #product_management #product_owner #product_manager #product_development #ai #aiагенты #artificial_intelligence

  19. [Перевод] Как устроен продуктовый менеджмент в Anthropic

    Большинство российских коллег и компаний до сих пор планируют роудмепы и фичи на 6-12 месяцев вперёд. В Anthropic за это время успевают выпустить продукт, переделать его, выбросить половину и выпустить снова. Релизы продуктов и критических фичей выходят - е-ж-е-д-н-е-в-н-о. Кэт Ву, глава продукта Claude Code, проводит сотни собеседований и говорит, что почти все кандидаты имеют устаревший подход и мышление. Не потому что они плохие специалисты, а потому, что просто рефлексируют опыт в профессии, которой больше нет.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1037394/

    #product #product_management #product_owner #product_manager #product_development #ai #aiагенты #artificial_intelligence

  20. [Перевод] Как устроен продуктовый менеджмент в Anthropic

    Большинство российских коллег и компаний до сих пор планируют роудмепы и фичи на 6-12 месяцев вперёд. В Anthropic за это время успевают выпустить продукт, переделать его, выбросить половину и выпустить снова. Релизы продуктов и критических фичей выходят - е-ж-е-д-н-е-в-н-о. Кэт Ву, глава продукта Claude Code, проводит сотни собеседований и говорит, что почти все кандидаты имеют устаревший подход и мышление. Не потому что они плохие специалисты, а потому, что просто рефлексируют опыт в профессии, которой больше нет.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1037394/

    #product #product_management #product_owner #product_manager #product_development #ai #aiагенты #artificial_intelligence

  21. [Перевод] Как устроен продуктовый менеджмент в Anthropic

    Большинство российских коллег и компаний до сих пор планируют роудмепы и фичи на 6-12 месяцев вперёд. В Anthropic за это время успевают выпустить продукт, переделать его, выбросить половину и выпустить снова. Релизы продуктов и критических фичей выходят - е-ж-е-д-н-е-в-н-о. Кэт Ву, глава продукта Claude Code, проводит сотни собеседований и говорит, что почти все кандидаты имеют устаревший подход и мышление. Не потому что они плохие специалисты, а потому, что просто рефлексируют опыт в профессии, которой больше нет.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1037394/

    #product #product_management #product_owner #product_manager #product_development #ai #aiагенты #artificial_intelligence

  22. Super excited for Toronto Product Con next week (May 28)! It's been a flurry of organizing over the past many months.

    This is ridiculously senior mix of attendees, especially when we're looking at over 300 people! It's super rare to get so many product people in the room.

    Tickets → tpma.ca/conference/toronto-pro

    #Toronto #Product

  23. Forces Shaping the Future of Shopping: A Behavioural Perspective

    With the expansion of the use of the Internet for online ordering and buying of products over the past twenty-five years (aka e-commerce), there has been a flow of debates, discussions and projections on the economic sustainability of physical stores. The market is now much more complex, entailing a variety of online, offline and mixed retailers with different degrees of experience (e.g., whether they originate from the digital or physical spheres). One thing, however, should be made clear: […]

    consumergateway.org/2026/05/19

  24. Forces Shaping the Future of Shopping: A Behavioural Perspective

    With the expansion of the use of the Internet for online ordering and buying of products over the past twenty-five years (aka e-commerce), there has been a flow of debates, discussions and projections on the economic sustainability of physical stores. The market is now much more complex, entailing a variety of online, offline and mixed retailers with different degrees of experience (e.g., whether they originate from the digital or physical spheres). One thing, however, should be made clear: […]

    consumergateway.org/2026/05/19