Given our high-stress modern lives, it's likely that anxious munching is contributing to the nation's obesity epidemic. But is this really a complete picture of stress and eating?
Ask anyone on Seattle's red-hot tech scene about Jenni. Her name has both instant buzz and substance behind it. In between a few charitable projects, she sat down with us to share her thoughts on news, social media, and the importance of making a positive impact.
There is an immense opportunity for marketers as Google's services are further connected through the G+ social layer.
Sure, debate spin has always been ridiculous, but now we don't even have to wait until the debate's over to have other people tell us what to think. If having ratings on the screen during the debate sounds like a psychological experiment on conformity, that's because it basically is.
A recent study shows that about one-third of a million more Americans voted in 2010 because of one Facebook message on Election Day.
As digital merges more closely with the in-store experience, business owners should take advantage of what marketers have deemed the "SoLoMo" trend: Get Social, Think Mobile, Spend Local.
With social media marketing becoming the staple of communication between businesses and their customers, content creation and a well-developed and executed strategy is vital in order to increase your brand's social reach and grow your customer loyalty.
On April 3, we posted a slideshow of the top 11 most influential young leaders in tech, according to PeekYou, a search engine that ranks people based ...
Unlike genes, over which we do not have true mastery and are unlikely to any time soon, memes are of our own devising. We have the means to make them do what we want.
In a recent Harvard Business Review blog, David Armano writes about the six pillars of influence that leads to measurably favorable outcomes. To achi...
As children, we were given many examples of how the company we keep might influence us. Emerging research has found that these childhood lessons weren't mere scare tactics employed by our well-intentioned parents. They were onto something.
"Cockroaches" the very term used by radio hosts to dehumanize Tutsi in Rwanda on the cusp of the hundred-day slaughter in 1994. How could people turn on their friends and neighbors, and murder them?
When I post a photo of my two-year-old daughter on Facebook, I expect "likes." I expect comments about how cute she is. And if I don't get them, I consider the sales effort to be a failure.
Once upon a time there were well-worn paths to the top of the press pile. America's Next Great Pundit Contest, however, is based on the premise that well-informed voices could come from just about anywhere.
