By Michael Grothaus January 12, 2024 Just two weeks into the new year, it’s already been a hard time for the tech sector. Any hopes that the layoffs that began in 2022 and accelerated in 2023 would begin to subside have yet to be realized as more major companies joined other big players, including … Continue reading Tech layoffs 2024: Discord, Google, Audible, and others add to bad start for the year
Google is rolling out a new feature in January that will impact 1% of randomly selected Chrome users globally. Nicola Agius on December 14, 2023 Google will begin testing a new feature that restricts third-party cookies by default in the coming weeks. The Tracking Protection tool will be rolled out on January 4, 2024, to … Continue reading Google will start phasing out third-party cookies in weeks with new feature
The third digital commerce revolution is here. It’s a good time to be a growing platform with digital and retail media capabilities. Kim Davis on November 10, 2023 “Retail media is hard, but worth it. Its the third revolution in digital advertising and in almost every way, its more interesting than the previous two. It’s … Continue reading Omnicom’s Flywheel acquisition signals the start of a revolution
IRS will start piloting its free TurboTax alternative in 2024 But it will initially be available 13 states only, most of which don’t levy state income taxes. Mariella Moon Wed, Oct 18, 2023 NoDerog via Getty Images It looks like the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) truly was working on a free TurboTax alternative like … Continue reading IRS will start piloting its free TurboTax alternative in 2024
The 10 Best U.S. Cities To Start A Career In 2023 ValueWalk / Aug 4, 2023 Millions of newly graduated college students will soon be looking to enter the workforce. This is an opportunity for recent graduates and young professionals to kick start their careers but also relocate to a new city or state for their … Continue reading The 10 Best U.S. Cities To Start A Career In 2023
Meta, Ireland’s Tyndall Institute Start $5.4M Semiconductor Project To Advance AR, Displays by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 23, 2023 Meta has teamed with Ireland’s Tyndall Research Institute for a four-year $5.4 million project to research semiconductors that will help to advance augmented reality (AR) technology and improve displays. The project will focus on key AR … Continue reading Meta, Ireland’s Tyndall Institute Start $5.4M Semiconductor Project To Advance AR, Displays
Use these three tips to keep marketing work moving and deliver customer value at the best possible pace. Stacey Ackerman on June 9, 2023 One of the biggest problems marketers face today is working on too much. I have yet to meet a bored marketer. With the constant pressures from stakeholders changing their minds or … Continue reading 3 agile marketing tips to stop starting and start finishing
By Chris Morris May 16, 2023 It might be time to log in to any old Gmail accounts you want to hang onto. Google is doing some spring cleaning, and it may soon be sweeping away any accounts you don’t use regularly. The tech giant has announced plans to get rid of inactive Google … Continue reading Google threatens to start deleting inactive Gmail accounts
By Rob Walker February 24, 2023 Branded is a weekly column devoted to the intersection of marketing, business, design, and culture. What is social media worth? Not to investors—we know the market valuations of the most familiar social media companies can reach hundreds of billions, even despite recent weakness among tech stocks—but to … Continue reading Why social media companies picked a very tricky time to start charging users
Cherlynn Low @cherlynnlow Dyson just unveiled its first wearable product and… it’s not what you think it is. The device is called the Dyson Zone, and it’s a set of noise-canceling, air-purifying headphones. It comes with a detachable visor for the bottom half of the wearer’s face that looks, to put it mildly, odd. That … Continue reading Dyson’s Zone air-purifying headphones start at $949
