New NFT sales will back Ukraine’s war efforts
The Ukrainian government is minting NFTs to align with key news events of the war, with all proceeds supporting the country’s army and civilians.
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Adidas gives power to the players with NIL program for NCAA athletes
Adidas announced on Wednesday that it’s launching a NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) program for NCAA D1 athletes.
The USPS goes electric
The United States Postal Service plans to replace their Long Life Vehicles with battery electric vehicles (BEVs).
The partisan Oscars
While many of us know the Oscars air Sunday night, fewer of us seem to care.
Restaurants serve up private membership clubs with NFTs
High-end restaurants and celebrity chefs are putting NFTs on the menu in order to attract high-rolling clientele.
The McPlant could mainstream meatless burgers
McDonald's is finally lifting the lid on its Beyond Meat-backed McPlant burger.
The White House recruits TikTokers
The White House is looking to steer the online narrative of the invasion of Ukraine.
SXSW signals a return to in-person events
South by Southwest (SXSW) was the first major festival to shut down during the COVID closures of 2020 and is roaring back to in-person events.
Silicon Valley is beta testing a four-day workweek
The tech industry is starting to adopt a four-day workweek in order to decrease burnout and increase productivity.
Dancers move to copyright choreography online
Choreographer JaQuel Knight (Beyoncé, Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion) & attorney David L. Hecht fight to copyright dance moves.