LinkedIn is killing the standalone live audio feature you probably forgot about Just about every other major platform has changed course on the feature that took off during the pandemic. karissa bell Updated Sat, Nov 23, 2024 LinkedIn Remember in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic when live audio was suddenly everywhere? … Continue reading LinkedIn is killing the standalone live audio feature you probably forgot about
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YouTube Liaison Opens Up About The Algorithm
YouTube Liaison Opens Up About The Algorithm by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, November 18, 2024 AI-based algorithms on YouTube are important because it is what determines how a video responds to viewers and why it loses or gains momentum, impressions, and more. Google has always been reluctant to provide details. I remember that around … Continue reading YouTube Liaison Opens Up About The Algorithm
What you need to know about brain-training games
November 16, 2024 What you need to know about brain-training games Most brain-training games were designed to help participants master one or more specific skills. BY The Conversation Some 2.3 million U.S. adults over 65—more than 4%—have a diagnosis of dementia. But even without a diagnosis, a certain amount of cognitive decline is normal as age … Continue reading What you need to know about brain-training games
Worried about the future? History proves it’s hard to predict
November 09, 2024 Worried about the future? History proves it’s hard to predict In 1974, 20 of the world’s leading intellectuals tried to imagine life in 2024. They got a lot wrong. BY Ted C. Fishman In 1974, the worthy Saturday Review, then in its 50th year, published several anniversary issues that took stock of how … Continue reading Worried about the future? History proves it’s hard to predict
I ran the Appalachian trail while working remotely. Here’s what it taught me about work-life balance
November 08, 2024 I ran the Appalachian trail while working remotely. Here’s what it taught me about work-life balance I ran 2,197 miles to celebrate my 50th birthday and raise money for clean water. And I kept working the whole time. BY Michael Wardian I’m a professional marathon and ultramarathon runner. I’ve broken the world record … Continue reading I ran the Appalachian trail while working remotely. Here’s what it taught me about work-life balance
Why U.S. union steelworkers are optimistic about clean energy jobs
October 30, 2024 Why U.S. union steelworkers are optimistic about clean energy jobs 17,000 new union jobs could be available thanks to Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. BY Reuters The United Steelworkers union is counting on clean energy projects to spur membership growth, offsetting losses at oil refining and petrochemical plants, a union official said, even if … Continue reading Why U.S. union steelworkers are optimistic about clean energy jobs
Reaching consumers in the age of AI: What you need to know about search and social media
Search still reigns supreme with consumers, but the cracks are showing as younger demographics increasingly use social media. Kelsey Libert on October 28, 2024 Today, we’re pondering many important questions: Are search engines still at the core of consumer search, or is TikTok becoming the reigning platform? Have technologies like ChatGPT gone mainstream yet, or are … Continue reading Reaching consumers in the age of AI: What you need to know about search and social media
What the LinkedIn debate over a HockeyStack report says about B2B marketing
There are at least two schools of thought on B2B marketing right now. And all we can say for sure is, ‘It’s complicated.’ Mike Pastore on October 11, 2024 Here’s a question to consider: Does it take more than 250 touchpoints to close a B2B SaaS deal in today’s world? That’s a lot of … Continue reading What the LinkedIn debate over a HockeyStack report says about B2B marketing
Why seeing is not always believing, and what to do about it
October 06, 2024 Why seeing is not always believing, and what to do about it The way we see others, interpret their actions, and assess their character, may have more to do with our own perception and external circumstances. BY Yonason Goldson What if you couldn’t see others as they really are? What if you couldn’t … Continue reading Why seeing is not always believing, and what to do about it
What marketing can teach the enterprise about AI
CMOs must champion AI adoption in the enterprise, aligning AI initiatives with business priorities, empowering teams and navigating AI-related risks. Andrew Frank on September 9, 2024 This article was co-authored by Nicole Greene. Generative AI is opening the door for chief marketing officers (CMOs) to elevate their role in executive leadership. Marketing is at … Continue reading What marketing can teach the enterprise about AI