53 yards of offense. ONE first down at halftime. This is giving flashbacks to the infamous 1981 Bears-Lions game with just 24 total yards. How do we keep reaching new lows? Decades of season tickets, and I’ve never been this embarrassed. #fireEberflus#ChicagoBears
Time to learn about #contentcreation. Suite Spotte Coworking is hosting a Spotte-On Learning session tomorrow. There is still time to sign up for this virtual event! #coworking#marketing#AI https://t.co/Zhw4PpXoFS
#Chatgpt: the new #AI darling of the media.
There's been a lot of coverage about chatgpt and how it's going to be the biggest thing since #slicedbread. But why is there such a fuss over what is essentially just another AI engine…https://t.co/fiUx8y1OZQ https://t.co/KxQm82I6Xl
“Episode 7 of last year’s The Bear – everyone’s favorite Chicago show- began with everyone’s favorite Chicago radio person: “I’m Lin Brehmer,” he said over the opening credits, “your best friend in the whole world. It’s great to be alive!” https://t.co/QuU9mw3edI
@RichHJohnson is #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested? DM me, and I will make the connection (if you don't know him already) https://t.co/JzRrES4CCt
In a mobile first world, there is nothing more important than having a view into not only into your own app, but the competitive set as well entering into the holiday season. https://t.co/ymqkrYckMC
Make sure out the US Ad Market chart at the bottom of the article.
"The consensus outlook for 2023 currently stands at an expansion of 4.5% in U.S. ad spending." https://t.co/Pon6FzqPZB
“They actually have so much native inventory, through maps, email, and all their apps at this point, that the DSP would actually be only to decision on their owned and operated [TV content],”
Why does this matter? Fragmentation am…https://t.co/mgRA0TeJ3a https://t.co/uHzjk1Wj1y
Do you live in Chicago? Take a minute to watch @YNickBrownY tell the story behind “Zebra City”. And if you don’t live in Chicago, learn something new. https://t.co/u9oC6SxPzA
Great execution by the team here, and it shows! "...the fact remains that T-Mobile stock has trounced Verizon and AT&T — and the market — over the past five years." https://t.co/s7j3oZ9TXG