by Kaila Colbin on Jul 17, 2:03 PM
I watch everything that's happening, and I think: How can anyone focus on ordinary, everyday business?
by Dave Morgan on Jul 16, 2:22 PM
Why? For one, incumbent TV companies are hard-pressed to respond to new viewer demands.
by Cory Treffiletti on Jul 15, 12:50 PM
Doomscrolling describes the near-endless phone scroll of reading news feeds and diving into content that relates to the day's topical news.
by Gord Hotchkiss on Jul 14, 12:58 PM
My hope now comes from my kids. Maybe my hope that technology will ultimately make us better people wasn't wrong, it just had to skip a couple of generations.
by Steven Rosenbaum on Jul 13, 11:30 AM
What is hyper-local news, and is there any chance it will emerge as the voice of our communities? An example buried deep in the archives may hold some clues.
by Maarten Albarda on Jul 10, 1:02 PM
Many advertisers that are now on the boycott bandwagon will have to rethink their strategies completely if the boycott does not yield results.
by Dave Morgan on Jul 9, 1:05 PM
For advertisers dependent on live sports on TV, it's time to get your Plan B in place.
by Cory Treffiletti on Jul 8, 12:58 PM
Brands are becoming more than a voice for profit. They are becoming a megaphone for their customers.
by Gord Hotchkiss on Jul 7, 2:31 PM
When the President of the United States is the poster child for rude behavior, it's tough for politeness to survive.
by Steven Rosenbaum on Jul 6, 12:26 PM
As the companies that control web search have shifted from providing a service to selling products, search has slowly, inexorably, evolved -- and not in a good way.