Another thing that’s proven wildly popular at virtual events? Online gaming. ReedPop, the company that puts on NYCC, also produces the PAX video game conventions. This year, those conventions morphed into PAX Online, which streamed on Twitch, YouTube, Facebook Live, and other platforms. The event also had a very active Discord server, something that could […]
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The other day, I was sitting on a park bench at the playground with my son, agonizing over a work issue. Had I come off as rude on that Zoom call? Maybe I shouldn’t have been so emphatic. I pulled out my phone to send a quick apology. Just then, a notification popped on my
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Google’s Arts & Culture site and corresponding apps make it possible for students of all ages to virtually explore thousands of fascinating landmarks and works of art. This morning Google announced a new collection with the Arts & Culture site. That collection features the Royal Academy of Arts. The highlight of the Royal Academy of
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One of the great cartoons involves two goldfish in a tank talking to one another. One responds in surprise, “wait, there’s water?” When we don’t see the water, it’s a sign we’re benefitting from being part of the dominant culture. And since we’re not fish, we can learn to see the water and figure out
One thing you can count on is that the science of search engine optimization (SEO) is always changing. You never know what the next update to Google will bring, and having that edge can matter so much to bringing in new traffic. To get some tips on the topic, our Becky Liggero Fontana spoke with
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When you hear the phrase “building team culture” you might envision lively office parties and team lunches, but with geographically-distributed teams and 70% of the world’s workforce working remotely, culture in the future of work means thinking beyond the physical office. Wondering how to strengthen your small business’s culture when you have remote employees? Part of building a positive
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How can you ensure that your team members—or, more generally, all those at your company, employees and execs alike—get to and stay in a mentally and emotionally healthy place? And should that really be a business concern? Workplace mental and emotional health and wellbeing are topics that, until relatively recently, seemed off-limits. But poor employee
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Lisa is a Senior Analyst at Mintel responsible for the Consumer Culture and Identity library, creating reports focused on the underlying psychographic factors that impact how consumers identify and express themselves, as well as purchase behaviors across categories. February 25th, 2020February 25th, 2020 In 2020, Mintel is taking a deep dive into the world of
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Have you ever sat in a meeting where a project was described as a success, yet all the details of failure that led to that success were left out?
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Building a good company culture takes work. It becomes one of the keys to small business success. But suppose something’s not right?Does your company culture leave something to be desired? You could find yourself in danger of losing valuable talent and customers. How to Change Company Culture Check these five tips on how to change
