Roughly this time last year Facebook boasted over 2 billion monthly users. But since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, how has the company reacted to protect 26% of the world’s population? We talk to Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group about Facebook and also… Read More »Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems (for CEOs) with Rob Enderle
Words are powerful, and a woman’s story is not just power for herself, but empowering to other women who might be thinking about staying silent. We talk with the co-author of “Your Story Is Your Power: Free Your Feminine Voice,” Susie Herrick about why it’s… Read More »Speak Up! with Susie Herrick
Are social media and tech really eroding American democracy? How do other countries deal with it and will there be more regulation in the US? Jamie Bartlett, author of “The People Vs Tech: How the Internet Is Killing Democracy (and How We Save It)” breaks… Read More »The People Vs Tech, or is it Tech vs Us? with Jamie Bartlett
Giving Tuesday follows Small Business Saturday, which follows Black Friday. But how did this philanthropic movement come to take hold during a major consumerist weekend? We talk to the creator of that idea, Henry Timms, about his book “New Power: How Power Works in Our… Read More »How a Movement Wins Hearts & Minds with New Power with Henry Timms
The “cell phone free” dinner table and “screen time allowance” are becoming increasingly popular as ways to combat digital addiction. We talk to Colby Zintl of Common Sense Media about platforms targeting kids, what apps and drugs have in common, and the brewing backlash from… Read More »Fear and Loathing in the Living Room with Colby Zintl
Will the robots “kill all humans?” or is that not a pressing priority? We talk to Zach Weinersmith, half of the writing team behind “Soonish: Ten Emerging Technologies That’ll Improve and/or Ruin Everything” about what they discovered while writing this book. Links:
More than just a place to post pics of your kids, Facebook is trying to corner all sectors of the market and BE the social media network for business – especially small business. We get the complete breakdown of tools available to small business owners… Read More »How to Use Facebook to Grow Your Business with Katherine Shappley
What can we learn from Millennials about our taxes? There is a generational difference between Millennials and older generations – for instance, Millennials actually tend to save more rather than splurge when they get their returns. We talk to The Cashlorette, Sarah Berger, at Bankrate.com… Read More »What to Remember if You Haven’t Done Your Taxes Yet with Sarah Berger
