How Patreon became a billion-dollar startup and taught Silicon Valley how to monetize creativity? The author of the column, billionaire Dmitry Volkov, invested in the platform for raising funds for authors Patreon in June 2019, taking part in a round of $60 million. The lead investor then was Glade Book Capital Partners, and the company was valued at $660 million.

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We all interact with computers in one way or another. However, knowledge of programming languages ​​is currently something of a sacred knowledge - few are initiated into it. Should sacralization be preserved and supported? Or should we all master programming languages ​​soon? In 2012, I wrote something like a manifesto for the elimination of digital illiteracy ( “There was no new media” on Colta.ru), where I quoted academician A.P.