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
In this Q&A, Barack Obama and Bill Simmons discuss leadership, Grantland, regret, and Obama's favorite conspiracy theories. via The source of this content is GQ.
Consumers trust social media messages more than traditional advertising, with user-generated content making up over 25% of brand name searches. Learn how to conduct a social media audit and understand the impact of "electronic word-of-mouth" on brand perception.
via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review (HBR).Break free from consumerism and find contentment by setting limits on possessions and finding joy in simple pleasures. via Zen Habits
Bon Appétit's party for Danny Bowien's new cookbook release was a rager with a Chinese food buffet, drinks, a performance by Bowien's band, and karaoke. via Bon Appétit
This recipe for Spinach and Chickpea Rice Pilaf is budget-friendly, flavorful, and can be made in a single pot. via Budget Bytes
People spend nearly half their time thinking about things other than what they're doing, which can have both positive and negative consequences for their well-being. via Nautilus.
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StackAdapt discusses the challenges of measuring ROI for native advertising, suggesting ROAS as a more suitable metric. via Digiday
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