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Last update: 2026-08-18

Jason Schreier

jasonschreier.bsky.social

Reporter at Bloomberg | co-host of Triple Click | New York Times bestselling author of Play Nice + Press Reset + Blood, Sweat, and Pixels | Email: jschreier@gmail.com | Signal: jschreier.10

Reported Followers

170,629

7 days:455

14 days:1,231

30 days:2,126

Reported Followers by date

2026-08-17:170,62972

2026-08-16:170,55761

2026-08-15:170,49667

2026-08-14:170,42955

2026-08-13:170,37452

2026-08-12:170,32269

2026-08-11:170,25379

Actual Followers

N/A

Actual Followers by date

N/A

Data is not available for the profiles with more than 100 000 followers or follows

Reported Following

831

7 days:0

14 days:0

30 days:0

Reported Follows by date

2026-08-17:8310

2026-08-16:8310

2026-08-15:8310

2026-08-14:8310

2026-08-13:8310

2026-08-12:8310

2026-08-11:8310

Actual Following

817

7 days:1

14 days:0

30 days:1

Actual Follows by date

2026-08-17:8170

2026-08-16:8170

2026-08-15:8170

2026-08-14:8171

2026-08-13:8180

2026-08-12:8180

2026-08-11:8180

Blocking others

1,173

7 days:7

14 days:15

30 days:19

Blocks by date

2026-08-17:1,1731

2026-08-16:1,1720

2026-08-15:1,1721

2026-08-14:1,1711

2026-08-13:1,1703

2026-08-12:1,1670

2026-08-11:1,1671

Liking others

129

7 days:2

14 days:4

30 days:15

Likes by date

2026-08-17:1290

2026-08-16:1290

2026-08-15:1290

2026-08-14:1291

2026-08-13:1281

2026-08-12:1270

2026-08-11:1270

Own posts

1,673

7 days:3

14 days:12

30 days:25

Posts by date

2026-08-17:1,6730

2026-08-16:1,6730

2026-08-15:1,6730

2026-08-14:1,6731

2026-08-13:1,6720

2026-08-12:1,6720

2026-08-11:1,6722

Likes earned

7 days:1,564

14 days:7,440

30 days:17,877

Likes by date

2026-08-17:0

2026-08-16:0

2026-08-15:0

2026-08-14:458

2026-08-13:0

2026-08-12:0

2026-08-11:1,106

Reposts earned

7 days:125

14 days:868

30 days:1,848

Reposts by date

2026-08-17:0

2026-08-16:0

2026-08-15:0

2026-08-14:64

2026-08-13:0

2026-08-12:0

2026-08-11:61

Top 5 Most Liked Posts (14 days)

1.

EA officially goes private tonight, meaning: - EA will no longer trade on the NASDAQ for the first time in 36 years - All stockholders of EA (including many employees) will receive $210/share - EA will take on $18 billion (!) in debt, putting it on the hook to pay ~$1.8 billion/year in interest

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2.

EA's annual Ebitda is around $1.5 billion, which should be enough to service the interest payments. But the publisher has told debt investors that it will cut $700 million in annual costs including $170 million in "organizational efficiencies," per Bloomberg. In other words: mass layoffs

1275

3.

If anyone wants to aggregate that story, feel free to use the headline "One-Take Schreier Talks To Take-Two CEO"

1129

4.

BIG WALK should be adopted by all corporations as a mandatory annual team-building exercise

1094

5.

I spoke to Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert about why he ditched publishers and took an unorthodox approach for his next game, Thimbleweed Park 2 — finding a rich guy www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

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Top 5 Most Reposted Posts (14 days)

1.

EA officially goes private tonight, meaning: - EA will no longer trade on the NASDAQ for the first time in 36 years - All stockholders of EA (including many employees) will receive $210/share - EA will take on $18 billion (!) in debt, putting it on the hook to pay ~$1.8 billion/year in interest

417

2.

EA's annual Ebitda is around $1.5 billion, which should be enough to service the interest payments. But the publisher has told debt investors that it will cut $700 million in annual costs including $170 million in "organizational efficiencies," per Bloomberg. In other words: mass layoffs

211

3.

I spoke to Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert about why he ditched publishers and took an unorthodox approach for his next game, Thimbleweed Park 2 — finding a rich guy www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

64

4.

BIG WALK should be adopted by all corporations as a mandatory annual team-building exercise

61

5.

I forget where I saw this (I didn't make it up) but the equivalent of Barbenheimer would have to be called "Ocarina of Crime"

39