Eric Ries

There's really good evidence that quarterly reporting is costing the US economy billions. Studies suggest it's at least a 5% tax on the value of every company that forced to report this way. It's time to do something about it: www.wsj.com/finance/regu...

In this episode of The Eric Ries Show, I sit down with @craignewmark.bsky.social, the founder of Craigslist—one of the internet’s most influential platforms. Despite its massive impact, Craigslist has remained intentionally minimalist, resisting the hyper-monetization strategies common in tech.

Happy Thanksgiving Bluesky friends

Szabolcs Marka, a professor of physics at Columbia University, recommends Incorruptible to inventors, innovators, and researchers.

Zita Cobb's Shorefast — and the Fogo Island Inn — is one of the companies profiled in Incorruptible. She posted this when the book came out.

Please keep sending me your corruption stories! I can barely keep track of them all, and I say that as someone who has been researching this topic for years

Masters of Scale named Incorruptible to its 2026 Summer Reading List — eleven books for the year.

Steve Blank on Incorruptible.

Marty Cagan reviewed and strongly endorsed The Lean Startup fifteen years ago. This week he wrote about Incorruptible.

Frances Frei, a professor at Harvard Business School, on Incorruptible.

Raj Singh, co-founder of Purpose.app, on Incorruptible.

A founder told me he had to pause one of my early podcast episodes halfway through. Here's what he saw.

I've had a lot of reactions to Incorruptible. This is the first time someone compared it to taking the red pill.