Lots of issues here but @cavs game are blacked out on @NBATV in the city of Pittsburgh. Not a single person in PGH believes they are In-market to anything in Cleveland. It’s absurd. Will tomorrow’s playoff game be blacked out in Pittsburgh? @KDPomp do you know?
@tomfgoodwin 100% agree. Have never gone to CES or SXSW in 30 years in the business. Wayste of time and money for most unless you are there with clients as part of relationship building.
Holy shit! Bruce Springsteen, with one of the most eloquent endorsements for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz you'll hear. The Boss also delivered one of the strongest repudiations of the loathsome piece of shit I've heard from anyone. Let's fucking go‼️🙌🌊🇺🇸
Regardless of your side (I side with Kamala), the digital and social campaigns by the Harris marketing team are extremely impressive. Targeting multiple audiences, highly authentic and engaging content, great email content etc etc.
BREAKING: Kamala Harris just announced the largest digital ad reservation American political history. This campaign will reserve more than $370 million in ads targeting key voters in swing states from Labor Day through election day. Donald Trump isn’t ready for this heat.
X has filed a lawsuit arguing that choosing not to advertise on X is breaking the law. Which tells you a little bit about why fewer people are choosing to advertise on X.
@WalshFreedom It's breaking through and simple to understand...and true. My concern is overuse but for now it seems to be getting way under their skin.
.@NBA@NBATV why are @cavs games often blacked out in Pittsburgh? Makes no sense to consider Pgh a home market as there is no local station that carries them in Pittsburgh.
@Carnage4Life Once everyone can get out of their leases then remote is less costly. But for now, as long as companies are locked in to long term leases their cost structure doesn’t change even if 100% remote.
@Ask_Spectrum I would like to know why a TV app outage affects internet services and why we can’t activate the new router we just received because of it.
@jowyang@EMostaque The internet took 30 years to get where we are today. And there are STILL mainframe programmers here and there. The developer job will continue to evolve but someone has to write the code that AI learns from there will still need to be people to guide all of these new tools.
@JimHammett Almost pulled the trigger at 3:30 on tickets and this was the sole reason that I didn’t. Sad that’s it’s like that but Blossom in Cleveland not any better.
@cameronmoll@tomfgoodwin Agree. Feels like both can be true. Overhyped like a lot of things at first, highly transformational in the long term.
I’m old enough to have worked through the incredible .com hype, then bust, then long slow growth to what the www is today.