Matt Alldian

Put This On points out some post-Christmas sales at menswear retailers. via Put This On

This article examines iLoveMakonnen's artistic evolution since his OVO Sound signing and explores the possibility of a reconciliation with Drake. via @stereogum

Snapchat is attracting advertisers with new ad products like animated lenses and sponsored Discover channels, despite some advertisers finding its ad prices too high.

FiveThirtyEight's article finds that even scientists struggle to explain p-values clearly, despite their widespread use in research. via FiveThirtyEight

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Art Markman explores why many struggle with creative problem-solving, pointing to a lack of training and a poor understanding of how to leverage group dynamics. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

A programmer's former colleagues shared scripts he wrote to automate tasks, like making coffee, on this GitHub repository.

via The Next Web (TNW).

Econsultancy recaps a recent Behavioural Marketing Roundtable held in Melbourne, summarizing key takeaways from discussions on marketing automation, email marketing, and behavioral marketing trends.

New York City subway riders can give their employers "late-to-work" slips from the MTA if their commute is delayed, and over 129,000 requests were made in 2014 alone. via The source of this content is Quartz.

Published November 23, 2015, this article argues that marketing has entered its “uncanny valley” moment, where attempts to engage feel artificial and off-putting. via The source of this content is McKinsey & Company.

This article explores how the brain processes information during multitasking and its limitations. via Brain Blogger.

This post discusses the response of more than half of US governors to refuse Syrian refugees following the 2015 attacks in Syria, Beirut, and Paris. via kottke.org