Streaming delivers global viewers for Australian film and TV, but that doesn’t satisfy protectionist politicians Down Under.
Read More
Let It Go To Voicemail
This isn’t 1944, so why are some folks today in a hurry to answer a ringing telephone the way people did back then?
Read More
A TV Comeback For The Marlboro Man
Thanks to a loophole through which you could ride a horse (or a Camel), the Marlboro Man could make a TV comeback.
Read More
Smile For The Cameras
Entertainers often agree to publicity as a cost of doing business. Lately, being entertained carries the same price.
Read More
One Country, One System
There is no conceivable long-term outcome in Hong Kong that is good for the city’s pro-democracy protesters.
Read More
A Catch-22 For Opportunity Zone Investors
Investors in Qualified Opportunity Zone funds should demand diversification, but funds can’t diversify without first attracting investors.
Read More
OK Google – Keep Listening
Smart speakers work because humans listen to audio snippets to train them. The benefits far outweigh any privacy loss.
Read More
A New Day For Active ETFs
The SEC has cleared a path for a new form of actively managed exchange-traded funds that could transform the ETF marketplace.
Read More
Amazon Creates An Opening
Amazon’s brand “Accelerator” program comes with a catch – Amazon can take over the brand at a potentially big discount.
Read More
Borrow My Money – Please!
In Denmark, at least one bank pays customers to take out mortgages. What once seemed impossible is becoming the new normal.
Read More