The Future of Art Criticism and News Online According to Four Innovative Editors – artnet News
James McAnally.Image: Courtesy of McAnally / Temporary Art Review. Everything about publishing is changing, including art criticism and news. What sort of art coverage we consume, how we consume it and on what devices is rapidly, constantly evolving. If art magazines are dead, then what…
‘Across the Water’ album months in the making – WRAL.com
By Bill Leslie What goes into making a musical CD? I hear that question a lot. One of my favorite parts of the process is the music video at the end of the journey. The music has been written, revised and recorded and now it…
Don’t Like Crowds or Traffic? Watch WeHo’s Halloween Carnaval at Home – WEHOville
WeHo’s Halloween Carnaval crowds in 2013. (Photo by Jon Viscott) Love WeHo’s Halloween Carnaval but can’t take the crowds? Worried about traffic and parking? Well this year you can watch it from home in as outrageous a costume as you like. The City of West…
How to Make Audience Segmentation Truly Personal – Business 2 Community
Companies that use content marketing already know that the more gated content you have, the more content conversions you will get. In fact, in a recent study we ran at BrightInfo, we found out that for every 10% increase in your gated-to-free content ratio, your…
How Content Upgrades Help You Build Better Customer Relationships – Business 2 Community
Content upgrades (aka lead magnets) are a popular topic right now. You may have heard of them, you may have tried them — or you may not know what I’m talking about. So let’s start with a simple definition. A content upgrade is extra content…
Five Ways 5G Will Make Doing Business Easier – Tech Cocktail
The high connection speeds afforded by 4G networking have already been a boon to businesses, who can stay in touch with clients and colleagues around the world. Many businesses already use VoIP services like Skype for video conferencing and chat, along with an array of…