By Chris Morris April 06, 2023 At last, Elon Musk’s culling of legacy verified accounts on Twitter might finally be getting underway. The site’s “Twitter Verified” feed, which historically has followed all verified accounts (before the launch of Twitter Blue) began a mass unfollowing Thursday afternoon. It’s making fast work of it, too. … Continue reading Twitter’s blue checkmark purge may have finally begun
2023 Is The Year To Finally Commit To Email Automation by Brian McKenna , March 16, 2023 As companies warily eye their budgets and marketing mix in 2023, brands are mistakenly undervaluing email because they send individual campaign emails to their entire database, instead of using automation or flow emails. The latter demonstrate higher open … Continue reading 2023 Is The Year To Finally Commit To Email Automation
The suit seeks to force the tech giant to get rid of its ad businesses and engaging in allegedly anticompetitive practices. Constantine von Hoffman on January 24, 2023 The Department of Justice has filed its long-threatened antitrust lawsuit against Google, accusing the company of using its adtech to create a monopoly. The suit seeks to … Continue reading Feds finally file anti-monopoly suit over Google’s adtech
Apple’s upcoming mixed reality headset will reportedly run ‘xrOS’ Mariella Moon @mariella_moon Apple has internally changed the name of its upcoming mixed reality headset’s accompanying software from “realityOS” to “xrOS,” according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. As the reporter notes, the new name better represents the software’s capabilities: “XR,” after all, stands for extended reality, … Continue reading Apple’s long-rumored mixed reality headset could finally debut this spring
Twitter finally starts rolling out the edit button, but US users will have to wait Twitter Blue subscribers in Canada, Australia and New Zealand will get the feature first. K. Holt @krisholt Dado Ruvic / reuters After years of users begging Twitter for an edit button, they’re finally getting their wish. The company is … Continue reading Twitter finally starts rolling out the edit button, but US users will have to wait
By alex brown October 05, 2022 “Forever chemicals” are everywhere. The thousands of chemicals in the group known as perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, are found in cookware, packaging, cosmetics, clothing, carpet, electronics, firefighting foam, and many other products. The chemicals, which do not naturally break down, are so widespread that they’re found … Continue reading ‘It’s the government’s job to protect people’: States are finally starting to ban ‘forever chemicals’
With users declining for the first time ever and a steep drop in stock price, the social media giant is looking vulnerable. Kim Davis on February 4, 2022 The last few days have not been good for Facebook — or rather Meta, as we must learn to call the company. Shares fell almost 25% (and … Continue reading Facebook finally hits a brick wall
We should all be very excited about Integration Platform as a Service. Darrell Alfonso on August 10, 2021 Circa 2004, the marketing world was buzzing with a new trend: marketing automation. Robust new platforms burst onto the scene, opening up a world of possibilities for marketers to get more done in less time. What was … Continue reading Will the promise of true marketing automation finally be realized?
Kevin O’Brien October 20, 2020 Prior to mid-March, most sectors of the economy were experiencing a strong job market combined with a shortage of talent. These ingredients created one of the strongest runs of candidate marketing that we’ve ever seen in the staffing industry. It’s amazing how quickly things can change. Now that we are … Continue reading Hiring Is Finally on the Rise but How Has COVID-19 Changed Staffing Sales?
Constantine Yurevich October 2, 2020 Urchin, later acquired by Google, invented an amazing way of measuring campaign performance by using last non-direct click attribution and first-party cookies. The solution was perfect—for earlier times: People used mostly one device. Smartphones were rare. Advertisers avoided mobile apps and browsers because user experience was, at that time, horrible. … Continue reading How Machine Learning Can Finally Solve “(direct)/(none)”
