May 14, 2025 Is this the end of Figma prototypes? BY George Brooks Figma prototypes have been the go-to for years. For digital product designers crafting clickable mockups of apps, this powerhouse design platform hasn’t just gained popularity—it’s become the indispensable tool of choice. Nearly every app, website, or digital experience that didn’t make you rage-quit … Continue reading Is this the end of Figma prototypes?
The GTM revolution is not a televised event to be watched passively but an active transformation demanding a fundamental reset in strategies. Constantine von Hoffman on April 1, 2025 The go-to-market (GTM) landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation. It is moving away from outdated strategies and embracing new imperatives driven by artificial intelligence (AI) … Continue reading The GTM revolution is here. Are you ready?
March 22, 2025 Klarna’s deal with DoorDash is a dystopian reminder that groceries are so expensive you need a loan to shop BY Grace Snelling DoorDash just penned a deal with Klarna that will let you pay for your take-out burrito in installments. This week, DoorDash announced it would be teaming with Klarna to offer a … Continue reading Klarna’s deal with DoorDash is a dystopian reminder that groceries are so expensive you need a loan to shop
March 13, 2025 How you can help save declining butterflies BY The Conversation If the joy of seeing butterflies seems increasingly rare these days, it isn’t your imagination. From 2000 to 2020, the number of butterflies fell by 22% across the continental United States. That’s 1 in 5 butterflies lost. The findings are from an analysis … Continue reading How you can help save declining butterflies
March 01, 2025 A ‘Moby-Dick’-inspired opera opens at the Met BY Associated Press When Leonard Foglia was invited to direct an opera based on Herman Melville’s masterpiece about a white whale, his first reaction was: “Moby-Dick. That’s great!” “Then I ran to a used bookstore and got the book,” he recalled, “and I thought: Oh my God, what … Continue reading A ‘Moby-Dick’-inspired opera opens at the Met
When Some[thing] Shows You [What It Is], Believe [It] The First Time by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, February 17, 2023 Fun fact: I actually struggle with headlines. But when I began drafting this column after reading The New York Times column about one of its writer’s conversations with Microsoft’s new AI-powered chatbot “Sydney,” this one just came … Continue reading When Some[thing] Shows You [What It Is], Believe [It] The First Time
What’s going on in the world of measurement in 2023 Nielsen strikes a deal with Netflix as third-party alternatives look to gain ground. ByKelsey Sutton , Friday, January 20, 2023 There’s no way around it: conversations around media measurement aren’t exactly, well, sexy. But in a year where marketing budgets stand to face scrutiny … Continue reading In The World Of Measurement–2023
What Psssst You Off In 2019 by Richard Whitman , Columnist, December 31, 2019 Here I sit, on the last day of the year, the industry still on its one-to-two week year-end hiatus, wondering what to fill this column with. Then, like a bolt from the blue, it struck me. Why not a review of … Continue reading What Psssst You Off In 2019
Trump Joins Twitch Live-Streaming Platform by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, October 11, 2019 Several weeks after Amazon Twitch launched a campaign that tells the world the platform was designed for live-streaming anything, not just gaming, President Donald Trump launched a channel on the platform. The president used the platform and public channel for the first time during … Continue reading Trump Joins Twitch Live-Streaming Platform
Brady Fletcher — August 1, 2019 Follow @tsx_tsxv — August 1, 2019 One of the biggest problems faced by businesses today is maintaining liquidity or access to public funding. This is most true for startups, which often take funding from wherever they can get it in order to bring their business plans to life. Small … Continue reading Start Incubating on a Public Market
