There is a limit to how many people digital platforms can sign up
Despite there being almost 8 billion people on Earth, the number of people who can reasonably sign up for major tech platforms is much, much smaller.
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Artists turn to TikTok creators to launch new music
TikTok has emerged as the most important platform for music marketing.
Overwhelmed, audiences turn to 90s TV hits
Despite the endless stream of new shows to watch, many audiences are going back to 90s sitcoms as a form of comfort viewing.
China loosens grip on tech industry… by maybe tightening it
China is potentially reversing course on a year of endless tech regulations.
The Golden State Warriors soak up fan insights in the cloud
The Golden State Warriors are using the Chase Center app to track every data point imaginable about their fans.
Disney starts to decode its metaverse plans
Disney’s metaverse plans could reportedly be more Web3-centered.
The attention economy deals with distraction
The growth slowdown is not special to just film and TV streaming but to the entire attention-economy ecosystem at large.
Netflix gives Wall Street pause, but the streaming money keeps flowing
Netflix may have lost two-thirds of its value last week, but that doesn’t mean it (or almost any service) is slowing down the streaming gravy train.
Snap is all about the camera
Snap announced a bevy of new camera-focused features and products including a drone called Pixy.
New E.U. legislation to look under the hood of Big Tech algorithms
The E.U. is cracking down hard on Big Tech platforms, passing the Digital Services Act to regulate nearly every controversial aspect of how tech influences individual users and society at large.