By Cora Lewis—Associated Press February 28, 2023 The Supreme Court is meeting Tuesday to hear two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. At stake: forgiveness of up to $20,000 in debt for more than 40 million Americans. Nearly half of those people could have their federal student debt wiped out entirely. Already, about … Continue reading What’s happening with student loan forgiveness? The latest on the Supreme Court showdown
Technical SEO: What’s Important In 2023 by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 19, 2023 Google’s formal announcements certainly have a material impact on business and plans for technical search engine optimization (SEO), but only 53% participating in a study released Thursday said they have changed their SEO roadmap based on changes that the search engine has … Continue reading Technical SEO: What’s Important In 2023
By Sam Becker December 23, 2022 Who can forget the doldrums of the pandemic in 2020, when Charmin was the hottest commodity around? Over the past couple of years, stores have managed to restock shelves and most supply chains have ironed themselves out (to a degree). But even throughout 2022, shortages of various goods … Continue reading From baby formula to Tylenol, 2022 was the year in shortages, but what’s in store for 2023?
Understanding how these vital yet commonly confused elements differ is crucial for setting up and maintaining your DAM. Michelle Tackabery on December 6, 2022 Metadata and tags are two essential yet commonly confused elements in digital asset management (DAM). In the context of DAM, metadata is the link that connects objects, and tags are user-defined … Continue reading Tags vs. metadata in DAM: What’s the difference?
By Michael Grothaus November 18, 2022 If you’ve been on Twitter this morning, you’ve probably seen the trending hashtags #TwitterMigration, #RIPTwitter, and #TwitterIsOverParty. The overall gist of the people posting these hashtags seems to be a fear of Twitter’s imminent collapse. Here’s what to know about the event that is fueling that fear. What’s … Continue reading What’s happening to Twitter? Fears of a platform on the brink as offices shut down, chaos ensues
Hey, Google, What’s the Future Of Analytics? by Jason Prance , October 18, 2022 Today, over 70 million websites use Google Analytics, including over 50% of U.S. businesses. Starting July 2023, Google Analytics will go offline. Practically every brand marketer uses Google Analytics to drive their brand site analytics and there is no competitor, really. … Continue reading Hey, Google, What’s the Future Of Analytics?
Music and travel lead the way for why users are attracted to metaverse virtual experiences. Chris Wood on September 23, 2022 Consumers engaging with metaverse-style virtual environments are interested in a number of industries and activities. Topping the list of interests is music, according to a new study by Reach 3 Insights, which polled 401 … Continue reading What’s hot in the metaverse for consumers
By Sam Becker August 31, 2022 We may have reached the “beyond” portion of Bed Bath & Beyond’s wild ride as a meme stock. Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) stock caught the attention of meme stock traders on internet message boards like Reddit’s r/WallStreetBets in recent weeks, and since the beginning … Continue reading What’s happening with BBBY? Reddit’s favorite meme stock has a lot going on right now
Barking Up The Wrong Tree: YouTube Already Top Streaming Dog, So What’s Left? by Wayne Friedman , Staff Writer, July 29, 2022 YouTube might be yet another bellwether of declining TV/CTV advertising trends. YouTube posted second-quarter advertising revenues of $7.34 billion, up just 4% — slightly under analysts’ expectations, and well below the strong, double-digit … Continue reading Barking Up The Wrong Tree: YouTube Already Top Streaming Dog, So What’s Left?
By Talib Visram July 28, 2022 Thanks to an unanticipated U-turn from Senator Joe Manchin, Senate Democrats have reached a deal on a new reconciliation bill that, if passed, would offer the most funding in history to curb carbon emissions and protect energy security. It’s framed as the Inflation Reduction Act, because it … Continue reading The Inflation Reduction Act is also an enormous climate bill. What’s in it?
