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June 06, 2024 Humane seeks a buyer as it warns AI Pin owners to stop using its charging accessory Humane has reportedly approached potential buyers, including HP, as it looks to fetch $1 billion for the sale of the company. BY Chris Morris Humane, the company behind the much-maligned AI Pin wearable device, appears to be … Continue reading Humane seeks a buyer as it warns AI Pin owners to stop using its charging accessory
After its reputation went up in flames, Humane warns users its charging case may too The company told customers the battery may “pose a fire safety risk.” karissa bell Thu, Jun 6, 2024 Cherlynn Low for Engadget If the wave of overwhelmingly negative reviews weren’t enough, it seems that Humane has discovered yet another … Continue reading After its reputation went up in flames, Humane warns users its charging case may too
“AI will never take the place of a human being. AI will never take your place because you give it more personality.” Constantine von Hoffman on April 26, 2023 As part of the MarTech Salary and Career Survey, we interviewed people about their experiences in marketing. Today we’re talking to Monique Battiste, senior social media … Continue reading MarTech Salary and Career: Monique Battiste on charging ahead
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
Anker charging accessories are up to 49 percent off in Amazon sale Mariella Moon @mariella_moon If you’re looking to buy some accessories for your phone, a bunch of Anker powerbanks, cables and chargers are on sale right now at Amazon. One of the best deals in the list is the Anker Magnetic (MagGo) … Continue reading Anker charging accessories are up to 49 percent off in Amazon sale
Dave Kosmayer — December 18, 2018 Follow @DavidKosmayer — December 18, 2018 As a business owner or marketer, one of the hardest decisions you have to make is whether to raise or lower prices to make sure you are charging the right price for products. If you charge too much for your product or service, … Continue reading Are You Charging the Right Price?
Devon Smiley — June 5, 2018 Follow @devonmsmiley — June 5, 2018 Today we’re going to talk about one of the hot-button words of negotiation. A word that some people use all the time. A word that I try to avoid whenever possible. A word that seems to get a reaction from most people…and it’s … Continue reading The Problem With Charging What You’re “Worth”
Samantha Martin — August 30, 2017 Follow @Socially_Sam — August 30, 2017 It’s quite difficult to decide what to charge, especially when you’re first starting out. If you under charge you run the risk of being overloaded with work and not making enough profit. Overcharge and you might not get any work. If you charge … Continue reading Are You Charging Enough For Your Product Or Service?
Promoted Stickers marks Twitter’s latest attempt — and the latest example of a trend — to inject brands not only into people’s content feeds but into the actual content. Tim Peterson on August 15, 2016 Social advertising used to be about brands inserting themselves in people’s content feeds. It still is. But it’s also … Continue reading Twitter turns stickers into ads for brands, but won’t say how it’s charging for them
