Streaming service Netflix is an undisputed giant of online film and television delivery, but its offerings can sometimes be a bit
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2020
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Jun
2017
2017’s Hottest Cannabis Technology Innovations
This year, the cannabis industry will see massive explosion in technological innovation as legalization continues to spread at a staggering pace. Perhaps the greatest explosion of tech innovation the industry has seen this year so far has been in the solvent extraction community. Developers are flocking to cannabis expos to show off their new solvent […]
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Dec
2016
Pinterest Has Predicted the Top 10 Food Trends of 2017
The top 10 things foodies have been pinning in recent weeks, indicating that these foods will probably be HUGE in 2017.
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Sep
2016
How Tech Companies Disrupted Silicon Valley’s Restaurant Scene
Silicon Valley technologists love to explain how they have disrupted the minutiae of daily life, from our commutes to the ways we share family photos. But along the way, they have also managed to disrupt their local restaurant industry.
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Aug
2016
#DigitalNomads: Freelancers and Telecommuters Top 10 Cities
According to a recent Gallup Poll, 37% of Americans cut the cord and telecommuted remotely in 2015, up from a paltry 9% a couple of decades ago. They took a deep dive intothe top 100 metros in the country, based on the number of households, to figure out the spots that are most suited for […]
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Jun
2016
#DigitalSlang: Why Tribune Publishing’s New Name is ‘tronc’
TRIBUNE Publishing’s recent rebranding of itself prompts the question: What’s in a name? On Monday, Tribune Publishing — the company behind The Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and nine other major daily newspapers — will become tronc Inc. (with a lowercase “t”), an abbreviation of “Tribune online content.” The name change represents a strategic shift from […]
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Apr
2016
Coachella 2016: Music and Commerce Collide
50% of the Coachella’s 200K attendees are millennials, making it ideal for Instagram marketing. Coachella, run by AEG’s Goldenvoice, has become an attractive destination for marketers looking for a large, young and hip audience, drawing an estimated 99,000 attendees each day this year. But the organizers have maintained a limit on overt corporate incursions. For […]
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Mar
2016
Insta-anarchy: Yes, They Are Changing the Feed, but (Calm Down) Not Yet
While changes are coming to Instagram, for most people they are weeks or months away, the company said.
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Mar
2016
Spark A Match: Tinder’s Transformation
Many say the app’s evolution over the years has allowed it to kickstart happy relationships — even marriages — for more than a few of its users.
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Mar
2016
Seven Netflix Hacks You Need to Know
Who doesn’t love Netflix? With an ever-growing stable of movies and television shows available for streaming and a cast of original properties to die for, it’s no wonder it’s number one with cord-cutters and movie buffs of all persuasions
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Mar
2016
What iPhone-Based Health Care Could Look Like In 10 Years
What iPhone-Based Health Care Could Look Like In 10 Years
Chronicle, a new concept from the design consultancy Artefact, is like a doctor in your pocket.
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Dec
2015
PST: Art in the Parking Space @ The Standard, Hollywood
On Tuesday, 1/24 evening, no one cared to be inside the bar at West Hollywood’s The Standard Hotel. Instead, patrons opted to grab a drink in the underground parking garage and observe the Art in the Parking Space. This year-long series of performative installations are a part of Pacific Standard Time’s (PST) Performance and Public Art Festival that is curated by Amanda Hunt of LA>