A human can develop an idea into a song, and that song can be heard by almost every person on the planet and shape lives.

Like social media, what will get us into trouble with AI are the things we don't know that we don't know yet.

IF HALO does what it says it can, it should drive out some of the excesses, and should do so regardless of the platforms that make up the media mix.

Networking isn't just about meeting people that you might do business with; it's also about learning from them.

A creator with a solid content strategy can always outlive the flavor of the month influencer who is simply trying to "Keep Up With The Kardashians."

Perhaps one of the winners in the fraudulent ecosystem that spawned predatory in-game ads -- the SSPs -- should consider cracking down on practitioners.

At a meeting of diverse generations, one 21-year-old described how social media had radicalized her friend to an alt-right view: "That person became very, very violent."

To be called a Luddite is to be called a dinosaur: someone incapable of realizing the amazing opportunities of technology. But that's a wholly inaccurate representation of actual Luddites.

For example: Will Linda Yaccarino's move to Twitter CEO undermine the alt-measurement movement?

AI will reshape the way we interact with the web, decreasing our reliance on traditional models of search.