Twirlr — A New Platform . . . But Not for Mobile Devices
A very musical new platform is announced with utmost secrecy.
A very musical new platform is announced with utmost secrecy.
A new initiative to feature online content shows its cards when it names the ultimate honor it can convey on selections.
A new study being touted by Nicholas Carr reveals a lack of healthy skepticism and more problems with “methodologically sound.”
As spam defines one end of abundance, targeting enters to deflect the damage. Can they co-exist? Or will one become the defining trait of the age?
Words persist, but the form they take can change something fundamental in their meaning.
Incrementalism is a tempting path forward, both familiar and seemingly safe. But the squeeze is on.
The downside of silent filters becomes crystal clear in this important talk.
The Chefs welcome a new face — David Smith of CABI.
Instead of filling in the blanks of attribution with the same old agents, maybe we need to go beyond the usual suspects.
Convenience is a major driver of content usage. But what other changes are afoot that feed into this amorphous concept of “convenience”?