MSCHF turns the SAT into a battleground
MSCHF is satirizing the competition, rewards, and double standards of standardized testing.
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How Ukraine is using tech to fight back
As the Russian invasion carries on, Ukrainians are using tech to raise defense funds, communicate, and more.
Gen Z has commitment issues with jobs
Gen Z likes to move jobs at an unprecedented rate, fueling the Great Resignation (Reshuffle, Renegotiation, whatever you want to call it).
Cinemark tests dynamic ticket pricing
Movie-theater chain Cinemark announced that it is testing dynamic pricing for tickets.
Warner Music, BlackRock Inc, and Influence Media invest in female and diverse artists
Warner Music, BlackRock Inc, and Influence Media are partnering to invest $750 million into up-and-coming female and diverse songwriters and producers.
The film and TV streaming war empties the coffers
Success in the new Hollywood is more about stock prices than profits.
The Fringe unleashes NFTs to finance a sci-fi cinematic universe
Sci-fi filmmakers Zeek Earl and Chris Caldwell are debuting an NFT collection called The Fringe.
The ID behind NFTs
NFTs could be used to streamline and optimize record-keeping, document transference, and fundraising in a variety of industries that people engage with every day.
Netflix chooses a trivia interactive strategy with animated Cat Burglar
Netflix just released a new interactive adult animated show titled Cat Burglar.
Musicians call out marketing burnout
Musicians at all stages of their careers are experiencing burnout from self-promoting.