So it’s midweek here in Port Sydney, Ontario, where I live. Our kids are on the third day of their extended March Break and, much like everyone else in this new normal we find ourselves in, it’s starting to kick in. The frustration. The boredom. And, yes, the anger. Anger that life will probably be […]
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Virtual Reality has made some big promises in terms of immersion and game-play but for families, this can sometimes fall a little flat. Either the games are rated for older players, or they focus only on one main player. The Angry Birds Movie 2 VR: Under Pressure solves this problem in some unusual ways. It’s
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Good morning, PR pros: Universal Pictures’ “Cats” film trailer has sparked some purrs but mostly yowls. Journalists and other viewers responded immediately with snark. Refinery29’s headline read, “Questions the internet (& I) have about the ‘Cats’ trailer.” CNN’s headline read, “Why the ‘Cats’ trailer creeped us out.” BingePost couldn’t choose and wrote an article titled,
What would you rather do: work, or play Minecraft, Angry Birds, or Madden NFL 19? Duh. Play video games. And that is why so many companies are turning to gamification to increase sales. Many business development tasks are drudgery. Cold-calling is not fun. Knocking on doors is unsettling. Sending personalized emails is repetitive. “Now imagine
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Sign up to gain access to thousands of marketing resources! Don’t worry … It’s FREE! September 2013 is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Jamie Bearse is CEO of ZERO—The End of Prostate Cancer, a nonprofit organization that works to increase research funds to find new treatments that will end prostate cancer. The nonprofit also conducts free
Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. Status consciousness can affect human consciousness. It’s easy for us to decide that we’re not who we think we are, but who others think we must be. So we surround ourselves with trappings and sneer at those
TeroVesalainen / Pixabay The way you react internally to an angry response to your cold outreach email probably depends on your personality. For some, it’s part of the job and no number of curses or insults can affect us. Others feel indignant — they believe in their product, and the angry response almost feels like
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