(TrendHunter.com) Whether their platform of choice is Netflix, Hulu, or HBO Go, these gifts for TV lovers are sure to surprise and delight.
When it comes to the Netflix loyalist who came burn through a new series in…
Shares in Daily Mail & General Trust slumped the most since 2001 after giving investors news they didn’t want to hear: 2018 will essentially be a lost year.
The publisher of the Daily Mail newspaper said fiscal 2018 will be a “year of transition,” warning of weakness across its businesses, a higher tax rate and a hit from asset sales. The stock fell as much as 29 percent Thursday, the most since the Sept. 11 attacks, when the company’s trade publishing business suffered losses from canceled New York events.
The plunge shows some investors are losing patience with the company’s delays in delivering a turnaround, a little over a year after CEO Paul Zwillenberg took over. Panmure Gordon & Co. berated the company for what it called “arguably the fifth transitional year in a row,” highlighting how one of Britain’s biggest media brands is struggling to reinvent itself from a tabloid publisher to a diversified global media group.
General Motors plans to have its self-driving cars ready for a ride-share service within two years as the automaker looks beyond traditional car ownership for new tech-driven sources of revenue.
After spending more than a year quietly putting the pieces in place to launch a robotaxi business, GM said Thursday it expects to be ready in 2019 to have a fleet of self-driving cars in operation. The sharing service could be run by the automaker or a partner.
The largest U.S. automaker’s plan for a self-driving car-sharing service comes at a time when auto sales in its home market are slowing after a record seven-year streak of gains. The potentially lucrative robotaxi market could offer a major new source of revenue and improved margins, especially since going driverless has the potential to dramatically reduce the labor costs involved with sharing or hailing services.
Don’t look for jolly Santa Clauses, industrious elves or high-flying reindeer in Macy’s holiday advertising this year. Three new 30-second seasonal spots from the retailer forgo clich?d Christmas trappings in favor of more realistic emotional appeals. Created by BBDO New York, the ads match the muted tone of “Lighthouse,” the chain’s two-minute yuletide anthem that…
Dana Nessel, a Detroit lawyer and Democratic candidate for Michigan attorney general, alludes to all the recent news about powerful men accused of sexual misconduct in a new campaign ad uploaded to her official YouTube channel. And then she asks a rather pointed question.
“If the last few weeks has taught us anything,” Nessel says, “it’s that we need more women in positions of power, not less. So when you’re choosing Michigan’s next attorney general, ask yourself this: Who can you trust most not to show you their penis in a professional setting? Is it the candidate who doesn’t have a penis? I’d say so.”
Curiously, Nessel doesn’t ever actually state that she herself doesn’t have a penis, though she does state “Yes, I’m a woman,” and at one point a headline is shown on screen”Civil rights attorney named Woman of the Year” (from Michigan Lawyers Weekly in 2015)which references her gender.
Shares in Daily Mail & General Trust slumped the most since 2001 after giving investors news they didn’t want to hear: 2018 will essentially be a lost year.
The publisher of the Daily Mail newspaper said fiscal 2018 will be a “year of transition,” warning of weakness across its businesses, a higher tax rate and a hit from asset sales. The stock fell as much as 29 percent Thursday, the most since the Sept. 11 attacks, when the company’s trade publishing business suffered losses from canceled New York events.
The plunge shows some investors are losing patience with the company’s delays in delivering a turnaround, a little over a year after CEO Paul Zwillenberg took over. Panmure Gordon & Co. berated the company for what it called “arguably the fifth transitional year in a row,” highlighting how one of Britain’s biggest media brands is struggling to reinvent itself from a tabloid publisher to a diversified global media group.
General Motors plans to have its self-driving cars ready for a ride-share service within two years as the automaker looks beyond traditional car ownership for new tech-driven sources of revenue.
After spending more than a year quietly putting the pieces in place to launch a robotaxi business, GM said Thursday it expects to be ready in 2019 to have a fleet of self-driving cars in operation. The sharing service could be run by the automaker or a partner.
The largest U.S. automaker’s plan for a self-driving car-sharing service comes at a time when auto sales in its home market are slowing after a record seven-year streak of gains. The potentially lucrative robotaxi market could offer a major new source of revenue and improved margins, especially since going driverless has the potential to dramatically reduce the labor costs involved with sharing or hailing services.
The more we understand about what enables creativity, the better we will be able to produce great work. Making it some sort of mercurial muse over which we have no control doesn’t help any of us.
Lively, the agency formed earlier this year after a merger between LiveFi and Itch Experience, has spent the past eight months making use of technology in experiential.
Audi has rolled out its first Christmas-themed ad campaign, promoting the capabilities of its vehicles in wintry conditions.
Former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has made an impassioned case for the positive potential of artificial intelligence to transform society and took a swipe at “print media” with “ulterior motives” that are seeking discredit the digital giants.
Nike Strike Night by XYZ took home the Grand Prix at a glittering ceremony in London last week. Campaign delves into the numbers behind the winners.
Nissan, the Renault-owned car marque, has created a Star Wars themed augmented reality experience in its showrooms across the US.
A 20-metre slide that also has a light show has been set up in Wembley Park for the festive season.
Decisão de tirar o acesso igualitário à internet ganhou novos capítulos, que incluem a falsificação de comentários em apoio à decisão
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From daily traffic situations and common drivers’ citations, we created an advertising campaign capable of drawing attention precisely by gathering arguments that allow an immediate and true identification of the entire population with reality.
In life, much of our conclusions are the fruit of our own questions. The questions lead us to think, awaken our conscience and illuminate the path of decisions. The questions give us accurate answers to our growth as a human being. The concept of the campaign created for DETRAN / RN starts from this premise. The idea is to lead us to think and reflect on what we say and do in traffic.
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