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Microsoft is already reversing some of the limits it put on Bing’s AI chat tools

Cherlynn Low @cherlynnlow The age of generative AI is upon us, and this week alone Google and Microsoft made major announcements around their respective products for the masses. While Google unveiled an “experimental conversational AI service” called Bard (March 16, 2023), Microsoft had a fuller slate of news to share at its event in … Continue reading Microsoft is already reversing some of the limits it put on Bing’s AI chat tools →

This new podcast wants to get at the drama behind some of the biggest deals

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By Grace Carroll February 05, 2023 Facebook buys Whatsapp for $22 billion. American Airlines mergers with US Air: $11 billion. Softbank invests in WeWork: $17 billion. These landmark deals and mergers form the foundations of the business world as we know it. But the story behind the deals—and all their accompanying tensions, dramas and … Continue reading This new podcast wants to get at the drama behind some of the biggest deals →

Apple now offers less for some iPhone trade-ins

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Apple’s larger HomePod returns with upgraded audio and more smart home tools Billy Steele Apple discontinued its original HomePod smart speaker in 2021, choosing instead to focus on the cheaper mini version of the device. Today, the company has resurrected the bigger unit with several notable updates along the way, including upgraded audio, … Continue reading Apple now offers less for some iPhone trade-ins →

Data Privacy Scores Weigh Heavy On Some Search Engines

Data Privacy

Data Privacy Scores Weigh Heavy On Some Search Engines by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 17, 2023 Neutronian has officially launched the next iteration of its ratings system, the Neutronian Data Privacy Scores, adding hundreds of companies from data providers and publishers to platforms and brands. The company has scaled up from 300 rated companies to … Continue reading Data Privacy Scores Weigh Heavy On Some Search Engines →

More states adopt salary transparency in 2023, but some companies still skirt the laws

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By Chris Morris January 03, 2023 The start of the new year meant three more states—California, Washington, and Rhode Island—saw salary transparency laws go into effect. And more are on the way. But as more states and cities mandate these disclosures, many companies are finding ways to essentially ignore the laws. A study by advisory … Continue reading More states adopt salary transparency in 2023, but some companies still skirt the laws →

Brands Under-Using Some CTV Platforms, Content Genres

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Brands Under-Using Some CTV Platforms, Content Genres by Karlene Lukovitz @KLmarketdaily, October 28, 2022 Marketers may be under-using some types of connected TV (CTV) platforms and content genres, according to a new survey commissioned by mobile marketing analytics and attribution platform AppsFlyer. The survey, conducted in August and September by Global Surveyz Research, spanned two … Continue reading Brands Under-Using Some CTV Platforms, Content Genres →

5 timeless lessons about innovation from some of the most successful founders

Innovation

By James Vincent October 19, 2022 Times are tough, headwinds are strong, and uncertainties lie ahead. The economic climate is shifting in real time and will continue to shift in the coming weeks and months. But what hasn’t shifted—and won’t ever—is the need for innovation, and the role that intentional narrative plays in business … Continue reading 5 timeless lessons about innovation from some of the most successful founders →

The ABM Comfort Zone: B2B Brands Are Spending On Process, And Some Are Earning ROI

ABM Strategy

The ABM Comfort Zone: B2B Brands Are Earning ROI by Ray Schultz , Columnist, September 21, 2022 Account-based Marketing (ABM) is working for at least some B2B brands. Of all B2B marketers, 53% of users say ABM generates more revenue than other marketing efforts. And it produces decent return on investment — for some. Granted, … Continue reading The ABM Comfort Zone: B2B Brands Are Spending On Process, And Some Are Earning ROI →

In some cities, on-demand public transit is replacing old-fashioned buses

Transportation Industry

By Jenni Bergal August 24, 2022 Shudiara McMillian doesn’t have a car and relies on city transit in Wilson, North Carolina, to get wherever she needs to go, whether it’s to work or shopping or a medical appointment. Until about two years ago, that could mean a long wait at a bus stop because … Continue reading In some cities, on-demand public transit is replacing old-fashioned buses →

Is my job recession proof? Low unemployment is a saving grace, but some industries are safer bets

Career Development

By Sam Becker July 29, 2022 The latest GDP figures show that the U.S. economy contracted 0.9% during Q2 of 2022, marking the second-straight quarter of negative economic growth. By many definitions, that means the American economy is in a recession—though there are other factors at play, and nothing’s official until the National Bureau … Continue reading Is my job recession proof? Low unemployment is a saving grace, but some industries are safer bets →