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Subscription vs Ads: Predictions For Gaming

Choosing a business model in any industry is certainly not straightforward. Analyzing what’s gone before us and learning from others’ successes and failures can give good insights into what we can expect.

NBA Rumors: Portland Return Possible For Former Trail Blazer

LaMarcus Aldridge could return to Portland soon if the San Antonio Spurs decide to go in a different direction.

NBA Rumors: Reggie Bullock Settles For Less With Knicks Due To Health Issues

Reggie Bullock settled for a lower deal after questions on his health cropped up during negotiations with the New York Knicks.

Oil & Gas 4.0: Breaking The Gas Ceiling

The oil and gas industry is entering a new, technologically advanced era defined by digital transformation. In order to meet the myriad challenges of this era, the industry must finally confront its longstanding lack of women’s representation.

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Internet Of Things: Counting The Cost Of Cyberattacks

If not addressed, a lack of security for the Internet of Things could pose a serious financial threat to the wider U.S. economy.

Global E-Commerce: Merchants, Both Young And Old, Are Reaping The Benefits

Shipping containers are seen at the Port Newark Container Terminal near New York City as government reported lowest trade gap since 1999

How Tech Is Transforming The Shipping Industry: A Change In The Winds

Despite transporting up to 90 percent of the world’s trade in today’s modern economy, the shipping industry has been relatively cautious to adopt new technologies.

The Rise Of Crowdsourcing: It Gets The People Going

Crowdsourcing also helps companies find better solutions to difficult problems, leading to better-informed decision-making, and higher quality innovation.

The Business Case For Climate Change: Opportunity Of The Century

Business solutions for climate change are as much needed as they are profitable.

The Future Of Eco-Friendly Finance

New financial technologies are being built to tackle bigger social problems, even beyond climate change.

Personalized Nutrition And Wellness: Where This Market Worth $50 Billion Is Headed

Vitamins are now personalized by the best time of day to take the nutrients and vitamin recommendations are cross-referenced for possible prescription medication and nutrient interactions – taking personalization to an entirely new level.

Digital Payment Fraud: Don’t Focus On The Future, Consumers Can Fight It Now

As hackers refine their tactics, it’s critical that we - as consumers - are in control of our data to make sure we don’t fall victim to criminals or even trusted brands.

5G By Stealth: Getting Next Generation Mobile Infrastructure Right

The next generation of mobile communication hinges on the successful roll-out of 5G technology.

Hyperlocal, Geospatial Data Key To Success In Emerging Markets

Until recently, the information required to understand localized consumer concentrations across countless emerging markets simply wasn’t available.

An employee works on an assembly line of Toyota Motor Corp's hybrid car "Prius" at Tsutsumi plant in Toyota Dec. 9 2011

How Trump's War On Foreign Companies Hammers American Workers

"American-Made' should trump "American-Owned."

What Is Rank Choice Voting? How Maine's Voting System Can Lead The Way To A Stronger US Democracy

Maine used “ranked-choice voting,” (RCV) which gives voters the opportunity to rank their preferences — first, second, third — on their ballot.

Communities Of Trust: How Blockchain Benefits Brands And Consumers

Although brands and consumers may not understand exactly how blockchains work, they can certainly appreciate and benefit from the trust the technology creates.

Spain A Rising Star In The Startup Scene

A string of successful startups are making Spain more than just a dreamy holiday destination.

GDPR Turns 3: What Has The Advertising Industry Learned Thus Far?

Designed to protect and oversee consumer privacy for European residents, GDPR sought to shift data control back to the people.

Why Artificial Intelligence Is Driving The New Era Of Brand Engagement

There is an apparent dark cloud lingering above the retail industry whereby brands are currently at crossroads; pushing them to either innovate or risk losing customers and joining the ranks of those who have closed their doors.

How Big Data And Machine Learning Can Predict And Prevent Isolated Cases Of Disease

The tools of artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly important to reduce disease incidence and improve the safety and quality of care delivery.

India Election: Exit Polls Predict Victory For Narendra Modi, Markets Celebrate

Exit polls say that Modi, who heads a government controlled by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, will be re-elected to power.

A Call For Science In A Congested CBD World

Companies making CBD oils, tinctures, pills, balms and salves will need to remain competitive and differentiated. But how will they do that, given the lack of clarity in regulation and a confused customer base?

Brexit And The EU’s Branding Problem

Despite the European Union’s tremendous economic, environmental and social benefits, its leaders have failed to build a belief and sense of belonging for many of its citizens.

What's Right With YouTube And What's Wrong In 2019

To build trust in your brand, your product, policies, and even success, metrics should consistently reinforce your mission and values.

US-China Battle For Technological Dominance: Technology Transfer A Benefit Or Burden?

What are the benefits and fallbacks of the United States engaging in technology transfer with China? Two professors share their opposing viewpoints.

What Apple's Arcade Launch Means For The Game Industry

Apple seems to be making a play for curation, control and quality of games, which is entirely in line with its wider brand values and aesthetic.

Created Diamonds Are Changing The Industry, Winning Over New Consumers

The created diamond movement has stepped up to respond to several concerns of new consumers - price, reservations about the mining process, or a preference for other luxury product categories.

Top 5 Energy Technologies To Expect In The 2020s

Despite the misinformation found on social and mainstream media, we have already developed the solutions we need to thrive in our endeavors, in harmony with nature.

Leaders Cannot Rely On Big Data Alone

Dustin York, Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Communication at Maryville University, says that leaders should look beyond algorithms for decision making.

New EU Copyright Directive May Fall Short Of Protecting Copyright Holders

Solely putting the burden of copyright compliance on the content hosting platforms only scratches the surface of the problem.

Blockchain Should Not Be The First Step Toward Invisible Border Control

Be it the passage of people and goods across international borders, or any other security issues, blockchain should not be treated as a silver bullet.

The Internet Of Things: Why Cloud Connectivity Matters

Over the next few years, the internet of things will expand even further, as more devices are connected and available online. The cloud provides ultimate connectivity and collaboration benefits for IoT users.