March 17, 2024 These 3 strategies could actually help close the gender pay gap There are steps leaders in every industry can take to ensure true gender parity in their workplace. BY Rohshann Pilla Women in the workplace have come a long way since Rosie the Riveter. In the United States, women today make up 74.6 … Continue reading These 3 strategies could actually help close the gender pay gap
TikTok Users Recruited To Influence U.S. Bill That Could Ban App by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 8, 2024 TikTok on Thursday sent a “direly worded alert” for those using the platform, urging them to call Congress and stop the bill that could ban the app. The move recruited TikTok users to influence the … Continue reading TikTok Users Recruited To Influence U.S. Bill That Could Ban App
By Michael Grothaus January 27, 2024 When tech companies design their products, they usually think of younger generations first. After all, these are the people most likely to become long-term, recurring customers—and spread their love of the product far and wide on social media. But the cohort on the other end of the age … Continue reading 4 ways Apple could make life easier for elderly customers—that would benefit us all
As streaming networks and other CTV platforms enhance their advertising technologies, they could kill two user experience problems with one stone. MNTN on December 6, 2023 For years, CTV and linear television have been battling it out for viewership numbers. And it looks like CTV is coming out on top. Seeking more flexibility and … Continue reading Could happy advertisers be the key to connected TV success? by MNTN
By Sam Becker December 05, 2023 With consequential Supreme Court rulings on topics like abortion and voting rights in recent years, Americans may be forgiven if their interest isn’t exactly piqued by a legal battle concerning the tax code. But a case currently in front of the high court, although it has largely flown under … Continue reading An under-the-radar Supreme Court case could upend the tax code and derail wealth taxation
By Chris Morris December 01, 2023 Red Lobster’s biggest promotion might be gobbling up its profits and causing some concerns in the finance department, but it may still be a win for marketing. The restaurant chain made headlines this week when it announced its Endless Shrimp deal was part of the reason it reported … Continue reading Red Lobster vastly underestimated how much shrimp people could eat—but it may still be a marketing win
By Burt Helm November 19, 2023 In Hollywood, big money is getting lost in translation. Sure, the global entertainment business is synced up like never before. Marvel blockbusters captivate audiences in China. Korean directors score one coup after another in the U.S. Streaming development executives now scour foreign markets to bring home the next Squid … Continue reading How AI for lip dubbing could change the film industry
By Christopher Zara October 27, 2023 From applicant tracking systems to AI-powered recruitment tools built for speed, automation in the hiring process is here to stay. But how and how much automation should be incorporated into the process continues to be a big topic of debate among job seekers and hiring managers. Now an … Continue reading Hiring managers could be alienating older job applicants with automated HR tools
Study shows AI program could verify Wikipedia citations, improving reliability Can AI tidy up the internet’s digital encyclopedia curated by writers from around the world? Malak Saleh Fri, Oct 20, 2023 NurPhoto via Getty Images You can’t trust everything on a Wikipedia page, which is why it’s important that you refer to the original … Continue reading Study shows AI program could verify Wikipedia citations, improving reliability
By Clint Rainey October 12, 2023 Way back in 2012, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) launched the largest-ever audit in history, accusing Microsoft of stashing billions in offshore tax havens to dodge U.S. taxes. The agency had already been auditing the company, but for the next three years, it took perhaps the boldest, most … Continue reading Why Microsoft’s $29 billion tax bill could be the knockout punch in a decade-long fight with the IRS
