How Three Popular CEOs Made Boomerang Comebacks In Their Second Shot At The Job

Judd Albring now works up to 10 hours a week posting video content and crafting emails. Here's how he set up the mostly passive income streams.

CENTURY-old predictions about life in 2023 have emerged - and it appears they got a surprising amount right about modern life. Old newspaper clippings from the year 1923 show a number of wild predictions about life as we know it today. Archive researcher Paul Fairie shared the fun snippets on...

A woman who was clinically dead for about 15 minutes claims that she spent about five years in heaven and has detailed memories of what it was like. Dr. Linda Kramer went to the toilet in the early hours of the morning on May 6, 2001, and felt like she was going to sleep, but she was actually experiencing what would have been a far more final rest than simple slumber.

Everything you need to know about this popular acronym and TikTok trend.

Ashish Kalsi wrote on LinkedIn he has a two-year-old daughter and was working at Google on an immigrant visa: "The dreaded H-1B countdown has begun."

Ah, LinkedIn: a humourless dystopia populated with millionaire influencers, advice no one asked for and inspirational quotes like "feed your brain discipline, dreams and positivity". Understandably, a lot of people hate the recruitment site – the subreddit r/LinkedInLunatics has 205,000 members making fun of earnest LinkedIn posts – but people are now bringing their mockery to the app itself, adding a satirical and highly meta dimension to what has long been the most overly serious social media platform around.

FACEBOOK has been dogged for years by claims that the popular app listens to conversations. Multiple users say they've noticed that ads mysteriously appear soon after talking about a specific topic or brand. For example, a paranoid coffee shop owner alleged in 2021 that "they listen" after her app began...

The rash of layoffs come after tech companies hired aggressively during the pandemic. But fears of a recession in 2023 have put the brakes on growth.

Welcome to Google's nightmare — ChatGPT. If ChatGPT runs rampant, the search giant fears it could ruin AI adoption for everyone.

Target’s latest headline-making moment is arriving courtesy of TikTok: a “work from home” program, which is actually an affiliate position. The role’s viral nature is courtesy of TikTok user Amy Goddard, who’s used the social media app to promote a “work from home” job supported by Target — where, according to her videos, users could earn up to $5,000 per month. The clip currently has over 131,000 likes and 1,300 comments. “TARGET has a program that allows you to work from home [and] choose your own [hours] making an extra 3-5k a month by promoting their products on social media…” Goddard’s video...

Where did you leave your bookbag? Now, you're a few swipe away from figuring out exactly where it wandered of to. This back water resistant backpack has everything you'd hope for in a modern bag, but it's smart too. Not only can you ping it, it'll send an alert to your device if it's out of range. The best part? The battery is replaceable, so you won't be stuck with a dead feature.

Something I’ve noticed throughout my years as a PR consultant for dozens of crypto projects is that all founders want good PR, but few understand what it looks like. Founders and CEOs come to PR firms in the hopes that they will shape their image in the press, and about halfway through the engagement together, they tend to say, “Wow, I really see the value of this now. I understand how this works.”

This article was originally published on The Conversation. The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. Consumers who have a personality that scores high in terms of openness – such as being open to new adventures and intellectually curious – have better success at spotting fake reviews than other personality types, according to our recently published research. Extroverted people, on the other hand, tend to have a harder time identifying a fake review.

Well, it's almost February, arguably the dreariest month of the year (though personally, I like it much better than March). And to this day, no one has captured February's vibes better than Kevin Killeen, a reporter from St. Louis's KMOX, who filmed this video in February of 2016. Here's the backstory on its creation, but you don't need to know anything to appreciate Killeen's factful reporting.

IF you've ever wondered why Facebook is very blue, you may be surprised to learn it's down to more than just a simple style choice. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg actually has a medical condition that made him sway towards picking the bright blue color. Zuckerberg actually revealed why Facebook is...

Nintendo Switch-exclusive game Sports Story has been updated to hide references to a troubled development cycle, although players have found a way to get back in. When Sports Story launched last month, adventurous players were able to find a hidden room that tells the story of a struggling studio. In it, developers complain about an unclear release date, enforced breaks, communication issues between departments and clashes between creatives.

New Web3 tools are helping create a new asset class of digital items.

Utilizing Midjourney, a Twitter user named Miles generated images of women at a party. The resulting images feature high-definition and natural lighting. In recent years, the technology behind artificial intelligence (AI) has advanced significantly, making it possible to generate highly realistic images and videos. These developments have led to a new form of art, AI-generated art, created by machine-learning algorithms. One example is the recently shared viral images of women at a party on Twitter. The images were created by a user named Miles, who used a popular AI platform called Mid journey to generate ideas.

If you were name dropping fashion labels in your screen name, you for sure did not own any designer clothes.

TikTok is eyeing Instagram with its latest push into direct messaging. As reported by The Information, the company has sent an email to “some users,” promoting some of the new direct messaging features it added to its social media app back in November. Users can now expand the number of users who can DM them on the app to “everyone.”