Apartment Therapy's "410: Gone" page indicates a missing page, but offers other articles to explore. Readers can discover house tours from Spain to Los Angeles, featuring diverse homes and design styles. via Apartment Therapy.

FiveThirtyEight analyzed President Trump's first address to Congress in 2017, noting its subdued tone but radical policy proposals. via FiveThirtyEight.

Coca-Cola is experimenting with AI to generate advertising content like selecting music and writing scripts. via The Drum.

Publishers Clearing House is currently unable to process international online transactions due to geographic restrictions. via PCH.com

Google launched a $35/month live TV streaming service, and its CEO apologized after a dashcam video of him berating a driver over pay surfaced. via Techmeme

This blog post from The Full Pint discusses some beer naming trends in 2017.

Tyler Cowen's new book argues that Americans have become too comfortable and risk-averse, leading to cultural and economic stagnation. via kottke.org

Coca-Cola is exploring the use of AI bots to create ads. via Adweek.

Recode reports that YouTube is launching a mobile TV service for $35 per month. via Recode

Mathematician Harvey Friedman believes he has found a way to demonstrate incompleteness in everyday mathematics. via Nautilus.

Fsoft-Proxy blocked access to an article about hiring remote employees on Fast Company, categorizing it as "Blogs/Wiki." via The source of this content is Fsoft-Proxy.

Security expert and former hacker Kevin Mitnick provides tips on how to improve your online privacy, including using encryption tools and masking your IP address. via WIRED