Month: March 2019

New research from Google and OpenAI offers insight into how neural networks “learn” to identify images.

As the print and digital worlds continue to blur, with brands creating their own publications and publishers throwing events, starting podcasts, launching product lines and doing whatever it takes to stand out from the crowd, BuzzFeed has now created its own newspaper–for one day only. About 20,000 copies of the 12-page paper were distributed in…

When he gave a keynote at CPAC last weekend, it was the first time a President said “bullshit” during a nationally televised address. Why does this matter? Because Presidents are supposed to use
their “bully pulpit” as a platform that lifts us up, not brings us down into the gutter.

One year ago today, Nickelodeon held its upfront presentation, which has long served as the unofficial kickoff to the annual upfront season. But this year, the network isn’t holding its usual big upfront event. Instead, it’s following in the footsteps of its Viacom sibling networks–and many others through the industry–and swapping spectacle for smaller agency…

It is no secret that women hold the keys to household spending. And despite earning 80 cents on the dollar (and far less for women of color), their share of personal wealth in the U.S. keeps increasing–to about 60 percent–meaning they will have close to $22 trillion (that is not a typo!) by 2020. Women…

NBC is now tied with Fox at a 1.8 rating/8 share, with CBS at 1.7/7, according to Nielsen’s live program-plus-seven-day time-shifted viewing numbers.

Pinterest bills itself as a little island of inspiration on the internet–which, let’s face it, is not the most inspiring of places. At a session during the Shoptalk retail conference in Las Vegas, Pinterest CEO and co-founder Ben Silbermann connected the social visual site’s mission and its close alignment with commerce. As we are inherently…

Did you know that TikTok allows you to add a bio to your profile to tell other users about yourself? Our guide will show you how this is done. Note: These screenshots were captured in the TikTok application on iOS. Step 1: Tap the profile icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Step 2:…

The partnership will allow TV networks, content owners and programmers to measure lift in TV tune-in based on ads purchased and viewed on YouTube, Display & Video 360, and other products in the
Google Marketing Platform portfolio.

The longtime main competitor to landline-based cable TV operators is now being usurped by Internet-delivered services of TV networks and on-demand programming.