Gardner Dozois defined cyberpunk as the “high tech / low life.” The phrase intends to verbalize the atmosphere of a highly advanced technological society that is extremely low in morality and spirituality
Written by
Jenny Fallon
It looks like almost all major social networks started to follow the YouTube strategy and pay creators for their content. YouTube started to practice monetization for popular bloggers' videos just after 2006 when Google bought the company.
Written by
Jenny Fallon
Virtual influencers are still a relatively new concept, but they offer a unique approach to influencer marketing. They stand out from the crowd, becoming an attractive option for brands looking to differentiate themselves. In this piece, we’d like to discuss who creates virtual influencers and why.
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Daria Novikova
The excitement for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) is certainly one of the brightest events of the previous year, whether we are talking about them in relation to technology, marketing, art, or social networks.
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Charlie Wheeler
WeChat almost acts like WhatsApp, while Taobao almost acts like eBay or Amazon. The keyword is “almost.” Despite how China's internet giants appeared on influencer marketing later than Western companies, they went much further in their development.
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Charlie Wheeler
Instagram's ‘Bad Grandma’ proved that age is only a number and that it is never too late to make your dreams come true. At 93, she now enjoys life wearing whatever she wants, attending parties and ceremonies, maintaining an account, hanging out with celebrities, and embracing her social media
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Alesya Rozhko