NFTs draw blurry lines between art and trademark infringement
Hermès recently sued an NFT project that is aping its famous Birkin bags for profit.
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Older adults may love screens more than anyone else
Several recent studies have found that older Americans are spending more time in front of screens (TV, smartphones, tablets) than younger Americans,
Hollywood swings back to IRL events to deal with new crisis
After years of going digital, it’s the physical that may keep Hollywood revenue pumping amid inflation and recession.
EV adoption faces some roadblocks
Getting Americans inside an electric vehicle is becoming easier, but issues with price, availability, and infrastructure are keeping the market from really taking off.
The Department of Justice puts workers first by publishing antitrust lawsuit
With the DOJ’s ongoing trial to stop the $2.18 billion merger between Penguin Random House and ViacomCBS’ Simon & Schuster, the agency may be redefining what is ground for antitrust litigation
Comic-Con roars back to relevance
Fans rejoice… San Diego Comic-Con returned with plenty of patrons and (COVID) masks.
Fast food fights for chicken nugget dominance
Chicken nuggets are all the rage right now, so fast food chains are rolling out new varieties, flavors, and recipes to capture the hearts (and stomachs) of younger customers.
Matthew Ball gives a State of the Metaverse
Venture capitalist and metaverse expert Matthew Ball, believes that the metaverse will revolutionize how people interact digitally and engage with interactive content.
Pursuit looks to create a job training market
Non-profit organization Pursuit is expanding its job program, which teaches coding skills for free in exchange for a cut of their salary once they land a high-paying job.
Apple positions itself as a leader in healthcare
Apple really wants the world to know that it’s a major player in health, releasing a hefty report detailing all the innovations and partnerships the tech giant has made in the space.