by Steven Rosenbaum on Oct 17, 1:48 PM
As anyone who's been engaged in an extended list of phone service calls knows, Dante's circle of hell in the phone queue is one of life's great indignities.
by Maarten Albarda on Oct 14, 11:28 AM
When Netflix debuts its ad-supported model next month, will it remember that it's recency and reach, not frequency, that matter most?
by Dave Morgan on Oct 13, 5:03 PM
The next decade will mean navigating a mix of linear and streaming TV channels and platforms to have any hope of efficiently reaching audiences at scale.
by Cory Treffiletti on Oct 12, 1:27 PM
Business cards are dead. I prefer making a digital connection on LinkedIn to someone I meet at a conference or event.
by Gord Hotchkiss on Oct 11, 12:39 PM
The biggest problem with Disney's Tomorrowland was that the future kept becoming the present -- and, in doing so, it became no big deal.
by Steven Rosenbaum on Oct 10, 1:48 PM
Can Twitter under Elon Musk be the home of a free speech absolutist policy as he has promised, and operate without limits in Saudi Arabia?
by Kaila Colbin on Oct 7, 2:32 PM
What to do when engagement rates drop off a cliff for on-demand courses? If you can participate anytime, anywhere, why would you participate now?
by Dave Morgan on Oct 6, 4:28 PM
With the exception of The Trade Desk's CEO Jeff Green, we have been quieter on Open Web issues than we should be.
by Cory Treffiletti on Oct 5, 1:17 PM
My kids are artists at skirting the rules I've made about screentime on their devices.
by Gord Hotchkiss on Oct 4, 2:04 PM
A recent study shows that the algorithms behind search are built on top of the biases endemic to our society.