Digital Youngsters Have Mad Men On the Run
Fast Company published a sprawling feature today on the seismic disruptions underway on Madison Avenue, where traditional firms and players
View ArticleFortune Takes a Tour of Dumbo’s Silicon Beach Start-Ups
Real estate agents are chomping at the bit to start selling office space under the moniker of Silicon Beach, a
View ArticleEven Pro-Business Pundits at The Economist Declare SOPA “Draconian”
The Economist is well and known and well regarded for its intellectual and stridently capitalist takes on everything from healthcare
View ArticleTeam de Blasio Makes Its Mark on City’s Digital Outreach
From sassy seniors to a comic book style-pothole tracker, Mayor Bill de Blasio's digital team has given the city's online presence a dose of fun.
View ArticlePost-Print: The Newspaper Guild of New York Drops the ‘Paper’
The Newspaper Guild of New York has decided that from this point forth, it will officially be known as the The NewsGuild of New York.
View ArticleNewspaper Death Spiral Made Plain in One Chart
There have been so many final nails hammered into the coffin of the daily print newspaper that the industry now looks practically ironclad.
View ArticleDigitization and the Loss of Iconography
It’s not the first time iconography has changed due to advances in technology. But it is the first time that so many functions have converged into one physical thing.
View ArticleIs AirSwap the Answer to Minimizing Your Cryptocurrency Investment Risk?
With an estimated 3,000 digital currencies launched over the past few years, the question is changing from how does one invest in crypto currency, to which one does an investor choose.
View ArticleThree Stars: Ed Harris Disdains the Digital Age in Netflix’s ‘Kodachrome’
'Kodachrome' is about the tragedy of saying goodbye to the pre-digital age.
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