The Washington Post’s coverage of Zoom’s security issues couldn’t have come at a more ironic time. The world flocked to […]
Zoom’s Rapid Rise Exposes the Cost of Convenience Without Security Read More »
Cybersecurity, Digital Risk, Infrastructure, IT & Security, Technology Trends
Adweek’s coverage of marketing upheaval in early 2020 reflects a reality every brand felt immediately: the playbooks broke overnight. Campaigns
Marketing Reset: How COVID-19 Forced Brands to Rethink Everything Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Technology Trends, Workplace Behavior, Workplace Culture
Reuters’ reporting on Apple’s warning about iPhone shortages was an early sign of how deeply interconnected the tech world is.
Apple’s Supply Chain Warning Shows How Interconnected Tech Really Is Read More »
Digital Life, Technology Trends
BBC’s report that the World Health Organization officially classified burnout as a workplace syndrome feels less like breaking news and
Burnout Gets an Official Label — But the Causes Were Always Obvious Read More »
Technology Trends
Reading the New York Times’ reporting on facial recognition in 2019 feels a little like watching a teenager attempt adulthood:
Facial Recognition Is Growing Up Faster Than Its Guardians Read More »
AI & Automation, Digital Ethics, Digital Life, Marketing & Innovation, Technology Trends
The Verge’s report that Google is shutting down “Works with Nest” feels like a plot twist in a story that
Google Shuts Down “Works With Nest” — and the Smart Home Gets Even Messier Read More »
Digital Life, Smart Home, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
Variety’s announcement that Disney+ will launch at $6.99 feels like the moment the streaming wars officially turned into a real
Disney+ Enters the Streaming Wars — and Suddenly Everyone Has Homework Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
CNBC’s coverage of the Apple Card announcement makes one thing clear: Apple didn’t just build a credit card – they
Apple Card Arrives — and the Bank Suddenly Looks Like an App Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Life, Technology Trends
When Wired covered the launch of Facebook Portal, it was hard not to appreciate the ambition. A smart display aimed
Facebook Portal Arrives — Just When Trust in Facebook Doesn’t Read More »
Consumer Behavior, Digital Risk, Privacy, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends
The New York Times’ coverage of Nike’s Kaepernick campaign made one thing obvious: this wasn’t a safe move dressed up
Nike’s Kaepernick Ad Shows What Happens When a Brand Actually Takes a Stand Read More »
Advertising, Consumer Behavior, Sports
Harvard Business Review’s study on open offices surprised exactly no one who has ever attempted deep work within earshot of
The Open Office Was Supposed To Bring Us Together — Turns Out It Didn’t Read More »
Technology Trends, Workplace Behavior, Workplace Culture
The Verge’s demo of Google Duplex still feels a little surreal. An AI making phone calls on your behalf isn’t
Google Duplex Makes Phone Calls — and We’re Officially in the Future Read More »
Digital Life, Smart Home, Tech & Gadgets, Technology Trends