But exactly how unhappy was the year? On Twitter, it was the most miserable in at least the last 12 years, according to Peter Dodds and Chris Danforth, who run the Computational Story Lab at the University of Vermont and use data from the site to measure our collective happiness. Since 2008, the duo has […]
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with Tonya Riley Tech industry leaders are aggressively criticizing President Trump’s immigration crackdown, warning the move could prevent them from recruiting the most highly-skilled workers from around the world. Many major companies including Amazon, Microsoft, Twitter and top industry groups came out swinging against Trump’s sweeping order to block a broad range of worker visas
Your online presence can be the reason your brand rises to amazing success. Or it can be your ultimate downfall. It all depends on whether you get good or bad press. Take Wendy’s, for example. Back in 2016, Wendy’s social media manager innocently posted a meme of Pepe the Frog on the company’s Twitter account.
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“Just as the Manhattan Project engaged the expertise of academia, science, industry, military, and government in a massive effort that led to the development of the atomic bomb, we, too, can marshal the kind of far-reaching collaboration that can produce meaningful results,” Markey wrote along with Massachusetts General Hospital president Peter Slavin. But if America
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In business-to-business marketing and sales, it takes a lot of effort to qualify leads and reach decision-makers. Accurate data is crucial to that process. High-quality B2B data allows marketers and sales professionals to improve targeting, reach the right person, take a personalized approach, and successfully drive revenue. However, on-the-ground reality regarding data quality is not
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At a time when transparency and facts are essential, an infodemic undermines the public’s trust in information. Disinformation and fake news, which drives fear and doubt among people, can easily become a weapon of influence and political bias — with far-reaching social, economic and geopolitical implications. In this digital era, we consume information from multiple
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