Ephemeral media app Snapchat appears to be doing a little disappearing itself. A leaked video and domain records suggest that the company (though probably not the app) is preparing to rebrand as Snap, Inc. alongside its first piece of hardware, a... Oh Snap! Looks like Snapchat could be rebrandingThis entry was posted in augmented reality Gadgets TC Wearables and tagged snapchat on September 23, 2016 by Devin Coldewey,Ingrid Lunden
With the start of the new NFL season, fans across the U.S. — indeed, the world — are turning their attention to who the winners and losers will be, and who’ll be making their way to Super Bowl LI. With plenty of interactive and innovative ways for fans to get involved, perhaps the most exciting news for sports fans is the NFL’s deal with Twitter to live stream 10 games… Read More Twitter scores with NFL dealThis entry was posted in Advertising Tech Column espn nfl Social Sports TC and tagged twitter on September 23, 2016 by Dror Ginzberg
With the start of the new NFL season, fans across the U.S. — indeed, the world — are turning their attention to who the winners and losers will be, and who’ll be making their way to Super Bowl LI. With plenty of interactive and innovative ways for fans to get involved, perhaps the most exciting news for sports fans is the NFL’s deal with Twitter to live stream 10 games… Read More Twitter scores with NFL dealThis entry was posted in Advertising Tech Column espn nfl Social Sports TC and tagged twitter on September 23, 2016 by Dror Ginzberg
Google will build upon its OnHub strategy with a new simple Wi-Fi router for the home, according to a new report from Android Police. Dubbed simply Google WiFi, It will cost $129, the site reports, and will debut at an event Google has announced for October 4, where many suspect the search giant will reveal its latest own-brand Android phones, a 4K-capable Chromecast device and the… Read More $129 Google WiFi router that can team up with others ...This entry was posted in Gadgets TC on September 23, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
What’s a media company doing making stuffed animals that can read your emotions? Received wisdom in business is that young companies innovate so naturally that they don’t need help or special programs to foster innovation. So when a young media business like BuzzFeed starts an innovation “lab,” it feels something like a college freshman sporting grandpa’s golf… Read More Jonah Peretti on staying innovative with BuzzFeed Open LabThis entry was posted in Buzzfeed Entertainment hardware Media robotics Social TC on September 23, 2016 by Lora Kolodny
This week: The state of the camera industry, and thoughts on messaging platforms. The post That's Bubble Talk appeared first on WIRED. That’s Bubble TalkThis entry was posted in cameras Gadget Lab Podcasts Gear GoPro Podcasts on September 23, 2016 by Wired Staff
This week: The state of the camera industry, and thoughts on messaging platforms. The post That's Bubble Talk appeared first on WIRED. That’s Bubble TalkThis entry was posted in cameras Gadget Lab Podcasts Gear GoPro Podcasts on September 23, 2016 by Wired Staff
Before the iPhone 7 made dual lenses cool… no, scratch that, Huawei and Leica made it cool first (and plenty others made it dorky). The result of their collaboration, the P9, has sold well enough that the two companies are taking their relationship to the next level — moving in together. In a joint research facility in Germany, that is. Read More Leica and Huawei express their love for each other with ...This entry was posted in Gadgets huawei Mobile Photography TC on September 23, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
“The issue is being hugely overblown. Marketers do not care about it, and it has zero impact on spend.” That’s the response of Jason Stein, founder and CEO of 250-employee social marketing agency Laundry Service, to a Wall Street Journal report strongly criticizing an error in Facebook’s “average duration of video viewed” metric. The paper called the… Read More Marketers say Facebook video metrics scandal is overblownThis entry was posted in Advertising Tech Apps eCommerce Media Social TC and tagged facebook on September 23, 2016 by Josh Constine
Snapchat’s current geofilter product is a nightmare for event managers, brands, and any commercial business because anyone can coat-tail or hijack the space. Let’s say you’re holding a political rally at City Hall, and you want to buy a geofilter for the augmented Snapchat space at the event. When you go to purchase it from Snapchat, your plan gets rejected. Why? Someone… Read More The biggest problem with Snapchat’s geofilter productThis entry was posted in advertising Marketing Mobile TC and tagged snapchat on September 23, 2016 by Travis Bernard