The internet is a diverse, yet alarmingly fast-paced environment. In the span of 90 seconds, you can hear about politics, the most recent celebrity beef, and Austin Butler’s latest project. Short form content has only increased this speed, but there is one app that has rejected this concept: Pinterest.
The paywall problem requires a delicate, balanced solution. Readers are responsible for financially supporting publications if they are able and publications are responsible for prioritizing public, reliable news over profit — if possible.
“Eyes Wide Shut” and “Fight Club” show us that if we continue to consume material items in incredible quantities, sooner or later we will be the ones indefinitely consumed by them.
New digital screens are replacing the poster cases that hang on the outside walls of 700 Commonwealth Ave. in an ongoing project by Boston University to update existing advertisements and include more modern technology.
The escalating opioid crisis has taken the lives of thousands across New England. In order to combat the epidemic, the City has implemented several initiatives in past years, including sponsoring a number...
When you ride the T, you’re surrounded by a multitude of different advertisements, from the more run-of-the-mill — ads for things like insurance companies and cell phones — to the more eye-catching...
Anyone who has spent more than a few minutes scrolling through their Facebook or Instagram feed has likely noticed sponsored advertisements pop up every few posts or so. While this type of marketing...
An episode of “Parks and Recreation” titled “Farmers Market” addresses how to advertise a product with a very small fan base, proving that its methods are still applicable to present day. In the...
When families, friends and sports fans plopped down onto their couches Sunday afternoon, remote in their hands and wings on their plates, they prepared for a day devoted to one of the most patriotic things...
