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Ad-Nauseam – What Kind Of Google Do We Want?
Google didn’t just lose a lawsuit. It received a high-profile reminder of how deeply embedded – and essential – it
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ChatGPT’s Power Isn’t Productivity… It’s Perspective
You’ve probably heard someone say: “I don’t need ChatGPT.” Fair. Most people didn’t think they needed a smartphone either..Because whether you
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The iPhone Isn’t A Product. It’s A Supply Chain.
Is it possible to bring iPhone production to America? Cue the flag waving.Cue the campaign slogans.Cue the “Let’s build it
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PowerPoint To The People – Fifty Years Of Microsoft
Let’s rewind the clock. It’s 1975. Two guys – Bill Gates and Paul Allen – decide that writing code for the
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CTRL ALT PANIC – Is It Time To Delete (Almost) Everything?
No, this is not an April Fool’s joke. It might actually be time to delete everything.The social media posts. The hot
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Smartphone, Dumb Brain – The Rise Of Brain Rot
My brain is broken. I realized this a few months back.In trying to be informed on a myriad of issues
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Charge Your Car Not The Culture Wars – The Strange New Reality For Tesla Owners
We live in strange times. Once, Tesla was the symbol of innovation – an electric car company that changed the
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Think Different? The AI Race Apple Might Be Losing
For years, Apple has played the long game. They weren’t the first to launch a smartphone. Or a smartwatch. Or
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Skype Dies. YouTube Thrives – A Tale Of Two Brands
Skype is dead. Not overnight, but gradually… until now.Microsoft has officially announced that Skype is being phased out in favor
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TikTok Ban… Is This Happening?
TikTok isn’t just another app. It’s a cultural movement, an economic powerhouse, and – depending on who you ask –
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Meme Machine – The Viral War For The White House
Politics is nothing but a meme. Winning a presidential debate is one thing, but coming out victorious in the meme
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TikTok On The Chopping Block?
Is TikTok good or bad for society? First off, I love watching videos on TikTok. I’ve yet to make any
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Six Links Worthy of Your Attention #714
Is there one link, story, picture or thought that you saw online this week that you think somebody you know
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Extra! Extra! Social Media Says ‘Bye-Bye’ To The News?
It’s not just Canada that is dealing with the news business. Axios is reporting that, Social Media Traffic To Top
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Michael Geist On Meta And Google Blocking News Links And The Future Of Media – This Week’s Six Pixels of Separation Podcast
Episode #895 of Six Pixels of Separation – The ThinkersOne Podcast is now live and ready for you to listen
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SPOS #895 – Michael Geist On Google And Meta Blocking News Links And The Future Of Media
Welcome to episode #895 of Six Pixels of Separation – The ThinkersOne Podcast. Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation
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Link or Sink – Will Canada’s Online News Act Reshape The Internet?
Whether you are based in Canada or not, this is an important story (and it provides insight into where the
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Six Links Worthy of Your Attention #686
Is there one link, story, picture or thought that you saw online this week that you think somebody you know
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Clickbait And Switch – Canada’s Big Tech Showdown
Oh, Canada… Canadian news publishers (aka the big traditional media companies) and broadcasters are in a buzz, but getting stung
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Twitter’s Tweetstorm – Navigating The Chirps And Chatter Of Twitter’s Changes
It seems like a never-ending flurry of Twitter news. Is it all happening to, simply, create media energy and keep
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