[ad_1] At a time when the models of traditional social networks are being questioned, it’s more important than ever to experiment with alternatives. Arbtr is a proposed social network that limits users to sharing a single thing at any given time, encouraging “ruthless self-editing” and avoiding “nasty things” like endless feeds filled with trivial garbage.…
[ad_1] I’ve been showrunning original and branded digital content since 2006. Along with my company, Happy Little Guillotine Studios, we sort-of-accidentally created one of the first digital series (called Break a Leg) in 2006 and by some combination of luck, skill and (perhaps most importantly) agility, we’ve managed to survive and thrive in the space…
[ad_1] In May, Bungie flew Post Arcade out to L.A. for the announcement of Destiny 2 with a sweaty mix of fans and press in an overheated airplane hanger. Destiny 1 was a mix of impeccable gameplay design mixed with some frustrating issues, including how it handled some of the social aspects of grouping up with…
[ad_1] To say influencer marketing is a double-edged sword is truly an understatement, but when it comes to striking a collaborative relationship, brands may face many obstacles. We’ve spoken to many marketers before about the risks faced with engaging influencers, but this time we are looking towards influencers to provide their side of the story.…