By Jessica Bursztynsky April 21, 2023 As many as 15 million people could lose their health insurance now that the U.S. is unwinding pandemic-era rules that required continuous Medicaid coverage. For gig workers who are impacted by the change, it’s vital that they’re ready to reaffirm eligibility, says Noah Lang, CEO of Stride … Continue reading What gig workers need to know about pandemic-era Medicaid expiring
By Jesus Diaz April 19, 2023 Tom Graham was a couple of hours away from his keynote conversation with Chris Anderson on stage at TED 2023 in Vancouver when I Zoomed him in search of some definitive answers about AI. Drowning in artificial generative quicksand, buried in amazing news week after week, I needed … Continue reading AI will destroy Hollywood as we know it
Learn how to better understand analytics data by looking at nuances in data measurement and exploring how analytics tools work. Alan K’necht on March 17, 2023 There is a misconception that digital analytics reports are inaccurate. In reality, they are highly accurate in their own way, just not precise. The issue lies in users who … Continue reading Accuracy in digital analytics: What marketers need to know
While often bundled together, NFTs, the metaverse and Web 3.0 aren’t the same things. Here’s how to view them from a marketing lens. Lisa Peyton on March 14, 2023 Recently a student of mine at the University of Oregon introduced me to a digital clothing app that allows users to house a “digital closet.” Curious … Continue reading Metaverse, Web 3.0 and NFTs: What marketers need to know
By Connie Lin February 27, 2023 As cryptocurrencies have dog-paddled back to life after the industry hurricanes of last year, one token has been leading the pack: the Shiba Inu (SHIB) coin, which has been pumping on Twitter and Discord for weeks now. Its price has jumped nearly 60% since the start of 2023, outpacing … Continue reading What is Shibarium? Here’s everything to know about Shiba Inu’s shiny new toy
By Stephanie Vozza February 17, 2023 Ignorance may be bliss, but saying “I don’t know” out loud is often hard to do. It can be especially difficult if you’re in a position of leadership and your team comes to you for answers. However, saying “I don’t know” can actually be empowering if you reframe the … Continue reading Why ‘I don’t know’ can be the smartest answer
By Clint Rainey February 08, 2023 Adam Neumann and Andreessen Horowitz have shared the very first public details about the WeWork cofounder’s new residential real-estate startup, Flow. In footage released this week, he spoke for 53 whole minutes with Marc Andreessen and David Ulevitch, another partner at A16Z—Flow’s main financial backer, which has sunk … Continue reading Adam Neumann talked about Flow for a full hour, and we still don’t know what it is
Web 3 hopes to bring together many existing, cutting-edge technologies, but it is still long on concepts and short on implementation. William Terdoslavich on February 13, 2023 Web 1.0 was just information listed on a web page. Web 2.0 made the web page interactive. Web 3.0 runs on blockchain, enables the use of crypto-currencies and … Continue reading Web 3? It’s the web we hope for, not the one we know
By Megan Morrone January 15, 2023 If you can believe that the “creator economy” has been around long enough to have battle-scarred veterans, then Marc Hustvedt is one of them. As the 43-year-old president of MrBeast (the current most subscribed-to individual YouTuber), Hustvedt is—in YouTube years, at least—a real old-timer. By the time MrBeast … Continue reading MrBeast’s president wants you to know the creator economy is not dead
Cutting Through The Noise: What Brands Should Know About Social Issues by Ivan Bojanic , January 18, 2023 Conventional wisdom has long held that people want to work with businesses that reflect their values, and in a climate marked by profound turbulence, this presents unique challenges. From the shock of a pandemic to increasingly fierce … Continue reading Cutting Through The Noise: What Brands Should Know About Social Issues
