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Quote of the Day: "I get ideas about what to buy for others for the holidays from websites with best of lists (like top ten gifts for mom).” –Male, 27, CA Trolls, bullies, flame wars—comment sections online have them all. Is the solution simply to turn off the comments? Cartoons might not just be for kids anymore, but Millennial tastes have reshaped the way that humor in the genre is approached. For Millennials, finances can be a scary concept. In 2015, emojis will get more diverse. Millennials want to save the world on the side, and look for ways to integrate social good into the things they already do. It’s Friday, which means there is probably plenty of news about young consumers that you missed this week.
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Resonate - Platform for Art and Technology
Last day in Belgrade in January 2011 and I receive a call from Maria and Jelena to quickly meet and have a quick chat before I head back to London. One coffee, two coffees and plenty of cigarettes we agree to do a festival – as simple as that. I don’t think I have ever made an important decision so quickly that has cost me endless hours of work but has had such an amazing satisfaction from seeing it through. In a nutshell this is how Resonate came to being. Looking back now at March when we officially launched the festival, all feels like one large blur. For those that might have missed it, Resonate is a new platform for networking, information, knowledge sharing and education. Today we launched Resonate Platform, a new website dedicated to opening a dialogue between Resonate audience and festival participants. 1. Resonate was one long project and it continues to be one. Recent posts on the Resonate Platform:
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TechStars Demo Day: Meet the 13 Startups Presenting Today
Today, 13 startups are about to present to a room packed with investors, industry analysts and media at TechStars‘ 3rd Demo Day in New York. In case you haven’t heard of TechStars, it’s an elite mentorship-driven start-up accelerator that’s funded by more than 50 venture capital firms, and over 25 angel investors. TechStars operates in 4 cities nationwide (Boulder, Boston, Seattle, New York) and has more than 300 mentors, 1,000 investors and 78 alumni TechStars companies in its network. Last year, TechStars received over 3,000 applications for approximately 50 positions, making the accelerator program harder to get into than Harvard or Yale with an acceptance rate of approximately 1.50%. Here’s a look at the 13 new startups as we ready ourselves for the event. 10 Sheet ➤ 10 Sheet Poptip Poptip is the most intelligent and evolved way to ask a question and get real-time results. ➤ Poptip Marquee Marquee is “rewiring the way content is delivered on the Web.” ➤ Marquee Bondsy ➤ Bondsy Moveline Pickie
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Pay-Per-View Football? BSkyB's Now TV is a Game-Changer
It was a long time coming, but BSkyB finally announced a launch date for its online, pay-as-you-go TV service. It will be available in the UK from tomorrow, July 17. As we noted earlier today, Now TV poses a huge threat to the likes of LoveFilm and Netflix, with its fairly extensive collection of movies available either on a per-play basis starting at £0.99, or through an affordable-but-not-cheap £15 unlimited monthly pass. But it’s worth focusing on the other big elephant in the room. In addition to the football, this means you’ll also be able to tap England Test cricket, Heineken Cup rugby, ATP tennis and the golf Masters from Augusta. While it was already known that Now TV would include the English Premier League, there hasn’t been too much of a song-and-dance made about it thus far. The casual fan Football is the most watched sport in many parts of the world, and the UK is no different. The committed fan Sky Sports is such a lucrative product for BSkyB. The future of football
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