This year’s ARF Erwin Ephron Demystification Awards recipient Artie Bulgrin recalled “our” mentor’s fundamental reminders “frequency is crabgrass” and “reach trumps frequency.”
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The non-compos presidential model gives the party’s left free rein.
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Paper Magazine Lays Off Staff, Citing Economic Headwinds
The staff of Paper Magazine, the music and cultural publisher made famous by the 2014 “Break the Internet” photo shoot with Kim Kardashian, was laid off Wednesday, according to sources familiar with the situation. It’s the latest in a grim series of layoffs across the media industry. The publisher did not respond to a request…
A US Bill Would Ban Kids Under 13 From Joining Social Media
The legislation would insert the government into online platforms’ age-verification efforts—a move that makes some US lawmakers queasy.
I’m Revisiting the Books of My Youth
Adult life made me a better reader of the classics now than I was in school.
Balenciaga Uses AR to Raise Awareness of Regenerative Agriculture
Luxury fashion brand Balenciaga aims to raise awareness about regenerative agriculture through its Regenerative Agriculture Experience, which lets smartphone users farm crops in augmented reality. The experience is available for free by visiting the Balenciaga website on an iOS or Android device. There, visitors can choose one of two playable characters and place a virtual…
Microsoft’s Cloud Gaming Dreams Are Falling Apart
UK antitrust authorities have blocked its $69 billion deal to acquire Call of Duty publisher Activision Blizzard.