Month: February 2023

Changes to watch for this year include disappearing charitable deductions and smaller refunds.

Lauren Fry has worked for the Simulmedia ad-tech firm, AT&T and Comcast.

We’ve all seen those movie montages that show heartbroken characters as they mope around doing something aimlessly while a slow, sad song plays over just to reiterate that they aren’t happy after a fight with their one true love. Well, in the month of February, international tech company Bolt has produced a campaign replicating exactly…

The decline reflects extra tough comparison with January 2022, which was up 23.1% over January 2021. Compared with January 2021, January 2023 increased 15.0%.

Ruffled by the industry’s lobbying efforts to weaken legislative privacy laws, D.C.-based nonprofit the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), is pushing for states to emulate a bipartisan federal privacy bill that was indefinitely stalled in Congress last year. Lawmakers in Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana and New York are modeling state privacy laws based on the American…

LinkedIn’s “Creator Mode” offers professionals an exclusive set of features that were designed for users who want to build a following on the social networking platform. Once someone turns on Creator Mode on their LinkedIn profile, they can later turn Creator Mode off if they’d rather revert to the traditional LinkedIn experience. Our guide will…

LinkedIn features a “Creator Mode” designed for professionals who want to grow a following by sharing content on the professional social network. When a user turns on “Creator Mode” on their LinkedIn profile, they’ll receive access to exclusive features, such as the ability to add hashtags below their headline that will tell other users more…

CBS’s new “True Lies” has action to spare, but can they keep the adrenalin pumping week after week?

Websites featuring video and computer-game content have some of the highest ad-block rates. Publisher Collective has launched a consulting business focused on optimizing campaigns, viewability,
traffic growth, and design.

A cluster of reactors that are just 9 feet in diameter is supposed to start a nuclear energy resurgence. Mounting costs may doom the project.