By Safi Aziz June 18, 2023 We, the people, are taking steps to own the world—starting with a golf course tucked away in a Scottish village called Spey Bay. The Scottish Wildlife Trust depicts Spey Bay as a “beautiful coastal reserve [where] constant changes caused by the river create a succession of habitats.” … Continue reading URL communities are finally buying the IRL world
By Nate Berg June 08, 2023 Bicycle commuters in Bentonville, Arkansas, can now ride their bikes directly to their office doors, even if they’re five stories up. Ledger, a new flexible office, coworking, and events space in the city’s downtown, was designed with a bike-friendly ramp up its entire side. The 3,900-foot-long switchback allows … Continue reading Introducing the most bikeable office building in the world
iOS, Android and Mac stats for World of Goo Kelly Hodgkins @kellyhodgkins World of Goo is a physics based game that’s popular among kids and adults. It started off as a PC desktop game and transitioned to the Mac, iPhone and iPad. The company recently sold its one millionth copy on iOS and … Continue reading Netflix is launching a remastered ‘World of Goo’ on May 23rd
By Jessica Bursztynsky March 13, 2023 Consumers have more health power in their hands than ever before, but the medical system still needs to catch up when it comes to genomic medicine, 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki said during a panel Friday at the Fast Company Grill at SXSW. The consumer genetics and … Continue reading Why 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki says the medical world is at a ‘tipping point’
How Virtual Space Technology has Changed the World Since 1962 Jonas Gray / 09 Mar 2023 Don’t be fooled — there’s nothing new about virtual spaces, which are essentially spaces online where any number of users and devices can interact. The notion of “virtual spaces” actually dates back to the origins of the Internet … Continue reading How Virtual Space Technology has Changed the World Since 1962
By Shalene Gupta January 27, 2023 Gen Z is coming of age in turbulent times—from rising costs of living, to climate change, to the pandemic. They will inherit the solutions we build. Dell Technologies recently published the results of a study that surveyed over 15,000 people—aged 18-26, from 15 different countries—about their thoughts on … Continue reading Gen Z says school is not equipping them with the skills they need to survive in a digital world
What’s going on in the world of measurement in 2023 Nielsen strikes a deal with Netflix as third-party alternatives look to gain ground. ByKelsey Sutton , Friday, January 20, 2023 There’s no way around it: conversations around media measurement aren’t exactly, well, sexy. But in a year where marketing budgets stand to face scrutiny … Continue reading In The World Of Measurement–2023
By Wilfred Chan December 14, 2022 Gig companies across the globe employ a similar playbook: Use gobs of venture capital to undercut legacy firms, skirt labor law to keep costs low, then use their resulting market dominance to pass new, more favorable laws. That’s how companies such as Uber and Lyft helped pass Proposition … Continue reading Gig workers are racking up legal victories across the world, a new report shows
Google Says Automation Will Support Advertisers In A World Without Cookies by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, December 19, 2022 Google has offered an in-depth look at how automation will pick up where cookies leave off when targeting ads without browser cookies. The company is collaborating with the advertising industry to transition to new private ad technologies … Continue reading Google Says Automation Will Support Advertisers In A World Without Cookies
Brands are adapting to younger consumers who stream the tournament, and keeping to their messages to avoid tournament controversies. Chris Wood on November 22, 2022 The 2022 FIFA World Cup is now underway in Qatar, and brands are lined up to reach the 5 billion fans globally who are expected to watch the tournament, which … Continue reading How brands are using CTV and OTT for the 2022 FIFA World Cup
