There’s more than one way to make an Xbox handheld YouTuber James Channel has beaten Microsoft and ASUS to the punch…sort of. Ian Carlos Campbell Contributing Reporter UpdatedTue, September 23, 2025 With the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally only a few weeks away on October 16, the fantasy of a portable Xbox is about … Continue reading There’s more than one way to make an Xbox handheld
July 22, 2025 There’s a way to design better, together BY Lisa Gralnek In an age where remote work has become the default for many creative teams and AI is adding more collaborators and iterations into the mix, the design process is increasingly being tested. Tools are abundant, yet collaboration often feels more fragmented than fluid. … Continue reading There’s a way to design better, together
20% reported liking an advertiser less after seeing ads on social media alongside user-generated hate speech. Constantine von Hoffman on September 22, 2023 The FTC approved Omnicom’s purchase of Interpublic Group this week, after the ad agency giant promised not to engage in any nefarious brand safety activities. If you think I’m exaggerating, the … Continue reading FTC says Omnicom deal is OK, as long as there’s no brand safety involved
April 21, 2025 There’s a better way for companies to partner with startups BY Tom Ferguson How do big companies evolve? How do they learn to do something new? These are questions that have taken up untold pages of books, magazines, and journal articles. As a venture capitalist (VC) in water, I’ve seen firsthand that most … Continue reading There’s a better way for companies to partner with startups
November 20, 2024 News influencers are overwhelmingly male. No wonder there’s a Republican bias As trust in mainstream media fades, influencers are acting like the next generation’s news anchors. Two-thirds of them are men. BY Henry Chandonnet “News influencers” are social media translators, conveying the day’s biggest stories via TikTok commentary or Instagram graphic. They also … Continue reading News influencers are overwhelmingly male. No wonder there’s a Republican bias
HubSpot reported a relatively minor breach as U.S. customers were checking out for the holiday. Mike Pastore on July 8, 2024 HubSpot says fewer than 50 customer accounts were victims of a breach in late June, all impacted customers were notified and all has been quiet since the initial incident. As of May 2024, … Continue reading Limited HubSpot breach reminds us there’s risk in SaaS apps and data storage
Salad Fingers turned 20 this week and there’s a new episode out to commemorate it Feel old yet? This is what Salad Fingers looks like today. cheyenne macdonald Sat, Jul 6, 2024 It pains me to say this, but it’s been 20 years since David Firth’s Salad Fingers made its debut and irrevocably altered … Continue reading Salad Fingers turned 20 this week and there’s a new episode out to commemorate it
April 26, 2024 There’s a lot of talk about Truth Social, but it’s not attracting more users According to a new report, attention from Donald Trump’s trial and Trump Media’s IPO haven’t really boosted traffic for Trump’s social media site. BY Chris Morris Truth Social is pretty hard to escape these days. As Donald Trump’s hush … Continue reading There’s a lot of talk about Truth Social, but it’s not attracting more users
By Jeff Beer June 10, 2023 When Jae Goodman stepped down as CEO of creative ad agency Observatory last summer, he didn’t know what his next chapter would be. He had spent the previous 16 years building a portfolio of award-winning work predicated on the thesis that brand entertainment could have a significant impact … Continue reading There’s going to be more brand entertainment than ever. These guys want to make it actually good
By Shalene Gupta March 28, 2023 Inflation is at an all-time high, and inequality has been steadily climbing since the 1980s and doesn’t look like it’s going to come back down anytime soon. Given this climate, it’s hard to imagine that trust in companies is flourishing. It’s not, according to PwC, which surveyed 500 … Continue reading There’s a trust gap between business leaders, employees, and consumers. This is why
