NIL deals pour money into high school athletes’ piggy banks
Top high school athletes around the country are inking six-figure and higher deals around their “name, image, and likeness” (NIL).
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Remote work establishes American “Zoomtowns”
Work-from-anywhere arrangements are creating a new boomtown era, where well-off white-collar workers are making their homestead in the reaches of the American midwest.
Authors pen their own big-screen dreams
Authors are taking back their power by writing their adaptations themselves and joining the projects as producers.
Hotels turn vacationing into a bidding war with NFTs
Hotels are offering bookings as NFTs in a test to see if they can still make money on a room even if guests cancel at the last minute.
Musicians are sick of their label’s TikTok pressure
Top artists sound the alarm on the growing pressure they feel from their labels to go viral on TikTok.
Your next office could look more like a coffee shop
Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson hopes to turn offices into coffee shops.
A bipartisan bill wants to chop up Google’s and Meta’s ad business
A group of Senators are taking on Google and Meta with a bill that would break up their advertising businesses.
Niantic builds an AR metaverse tied to the real world
Niantic is debuting two new projects cementing its quest to be the glue for an AR metaverse.
Gen Z was raised in deep, technological connection
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman believes social media has rewired how Gen Z lives.
Bandcamp beats Google Play pay rules… for now
Epic Games has prevailed in an injunction against the Google Play store.