Bahamas Suspends SpaceX Rocket Landings

The Bahamas’ government said it is suspending all SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket landings in the country, pending a full post-launch investigation. “No further clearances will be granted until a full environmental assessment is reviewed,” Bahamian Director of Communications Latrae Rahming said in a post on X. SpaceX did not immediately respond to a request for […]

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 3 Music Trends Boosting Video Marketing Campaigns

Try to imagine the helicopter attack in “Apocalypse Now” without “Ride of the Valkyries” playing in the background. It’s almost impossible. That speaks volumes about the importance of music in visual storytelling.  While soundtracks are – by definition – background music, video creators working on commercial projects must keep music choices top of mind. The […]

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Redefining What ‘Trust’ Means with AI

Google recently announced an update to its Gemini AI assistant that says a lot about where conversational AI is headed. The update allows Gemini to deliver more tailored responses by using personal data, starting with users’ search histories. This change signals a shift in how AI builds consumer trust. Trust is about more than protecting privacy; it’s also about the value AI […]

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Strategies for Marketing & Business Growth

You’re likely using several different marketing strategies while running your business. But, as your business sees success and an increase in revenue, it’s probably time to grow. And to do that, you’ll need to change how you’re marketing your business. From email marketing and developing key partnerships to creating a local presence, here are 13 […]

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NBA Viewership Shake-Up for Fans and Advertisers

In today’s fragmented media market, consistent, “always on” access is everything — and inconsistency is a killer. Few organizations are proving that more clearly than the NBA, as teams test different strategies for engaging fans and growing viewership. The Portland Trail Blazers, for one, made their games radically easier to watch, while the Chicago Bulls […]

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Love in the Time of Robots

By Alex Mar; originally published on 10.17.17 It is summer 2002, mid-morning in a university research lab on the edge of Osaka, Japan. Two girls—both dressed in pale yellow, with child-puffy cheeks, black shoulder-length hair, and bangs—stand opposite each other under fluorescent lights. More precisely: One is a girl, 5 years old; the other is her […]

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