
Popular Logitech gear, APC UPS power backups, and an intelligent air mattress lead off Tuesday's best deals.
Popular Logitech gear, APC UPS power backups, and an intelligent air mattress lead off Tuesday's best deals.
New accessories brand Oliver Cabell offers Italian-made, affordable unisex bags, sold directly to consumers online.
In 2013, when Scott Gabrielson was in his early twenties, he was deeply shaken up by the news that the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh had collapsed, killing 1,130 people. "It was on the news a lot," he tells Fast Company. "It gave me the first glimpse into the reality of the fashion industry."
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
Analytics
Blogs & Blogging
Business Issues
Content Marketing
Conversion Optimization
Copywriting, Design & Usability
Domaining
E-Commerce
Email Marketing
General Internet Marketing
Internet Marketing Industry
MarTech
Mobile/Local Marketing
Other Items
Reputation Management
Social Media
Video
NGP VAN is unveiling some new features, including app updates that generate talking points tailored to voters' moods.
The next time a volunteer for Hillary Clinton or another Democratic candidate shows up at your door, they may know more about you than you ever imagined.
Sorry, I still have a Game of Thrones hangover, so when I watch this beautiful drone footage that gives sweeping views of castles across Europe, I see the map of Westeros in the opening credits come alive. Some of these castles are in ruins, some are near rivers, some are on islets, some are embedded on the mountain side but all are impressive strongholds that hold so much history.
The seventh annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit met in Silicon Valley to promote startups as a counter to the nihilism of terrorism.
Back in 2009, soon after he entered the White House, President Obama traveled to Egypt to give his famous "Cairo speech." The new president pushed aside the aggressive rhetoric of the Bush years and pledged to start building bridges to the Arab and Muslim worlds. The United States wanted to improve mutual understanding between the two communities, Obama said. The West was not at war with Islam, the president continued-and further, wanted to collaborate with its adherents in fighting violent extremism.
Fuck, you guys. It's late in the day here on the East Coast, I just paid my credit card bill, and I have to go home and deal with the wasp nest I found in my living room this morning. But I'm not alone in my misery, and neither are you. Allow me to introduce you to a lazy ass wolf who sounds like Chewbacca after taking two hits of acid.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
Affiliate Marketing
Analytics
Blogs & Blogging
Business Issues
Content Marketing
Conversion Optimization
Copywriting, Design & Usability
Domaining
E-Commerce
Email Marketing
General Internet Marketing
Internet Marketing Industry
MarTech
Mobile/Local Marketing
Reputation Management
Social Media
Video
LONDON - Social media plays a massive role in our daily lives. But, it can also add to the existing pressures we face, particularly when it comes to our bodies.
With Instagram filters, Photoshopped images and curated feeds, social media can feel like an onslaught of unattainable perfection.
Research suggests that too much time spent on Facebook can cause women to dislike their appearance, and can contribute to feelings of loneliness and depression.
But, one British student has created a campaign to fight against the pressures women face from social media, including pressures to lose weight or have cosmetic surgery. Read more...
Don't get defensive. Remember that minds can change, and it's in your power to change them. Here's how.
When someone criticizes what you've done, it's normal to get defensive. When it's a boss or client expressing displeasure with something you've poured lots of thought and energy into, it's even worse.
And I mean EVERYTHING. Tonight's season six finale may have contained more major developments than the previous nine episodes combined, and it's been a pretty damned exciting season! Let's discuss.
Last week, I spent a few days driving the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class
San Francisco's Zipline International reinvented the drone to distribute medical supplies in rural Africa.
The first company to start making drone deliveries at a high volume won't be Amazon or DHL, but a startup sending medical supplies to hospitals throughout Rwanda.
Take a moment to look at your emoji keyboard. Scroll through the angry face, ghost, stiletto, doughnut, flashlight and cigarette until you reach the hearts.
There it is: love. Amid the mundane and humorous, those vibrant, colorful little shapes can easily become a rapid-fire display of affection to a friend, parent or partner. But notice, too, the broken and blue hearts, and their restrained reminders of sadness, loneliness or grief.
It turns out that these little characters are more important than we could imagine. Linguists, psychologists and computer scientists are discovering that what we collectively share on social media, and when, can signal information about our mental health. Some of these researchers believe machine learning, algorithms and mathematical analysis can give health care providers tools to help solve one of our most intractable public health epidemics: suicide. Read more...