A new study found that tweets expressing "hate" were a...
A new study found that tweets expressing "hate" were a stronger predictor of viewership increases for drama and reality TV shows than tweets expressing "love." via Adweek.
A new study found that tweets expressing "hate" were a stronger predictor of viewership increases for drama and reality TV shows than tweets expressing "love." via Adweek.
This article provides 35 IFTTT hacks to help marketers stay informed about industry news and trends. via HubSpot Blog.
This article lists 18 hidden features within Snapchat, including tips on using filters and video effects. via HubSpot.
This article from the Wall Street Journal provides advice on how to find out what your boss really thinks of you. via wsj.com
DoNotPay, a chatbot created by Joshua Browder, has successfully contested 160,000 traffic tickets out of 250,000 by asking users questions about their ticket to help determine the best way to challenge it. via VentureBeat
Search Engine Watch shares 17 inspiring examples of data visualization, from daily American life to the impact of vaccines. via Search Engine Watch.
Econsultancy highlights the top 10 digital agencies in 2016 based on fee income, with IBM iX taking the lead. The top five agencies earned a combined total of over £2 billion.
via EconsultancyStyle recommendations and outfit inspiration await in this piece about the Hawaiian shirt's comeback and a suggestion for finding one that fits well. via Put This On.
U.S. adults are consuming over 10 hours of media per day on average, an increase driven by smartphone and tablet use according to a new Nielsen report. via Adweek.
Alex Tabarrok shared a Google Trends chart originally tweeted by Catherine Rampell showing a recent surge in UK searches for "EU". via The source of this content is Marginal REVOLUTION.
CNN's Facebook Live strategy prioritizes engaged viewership over inflated audience figures, according to Andrew Morse. via Digiday.
This article revisits the relevance of W. Edwards Deming's management theories in modern business. via Harvard Business Review.
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