For many, Valentine’s Day is a day to give and receive love from loved ones. And while it’s important to show other’s how much you admire and appreciate them, it is important to remember that you are also your own Valentine! Bestselling... Read More
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According to their executives, partners Pfizer and BioNTech will be able to supply the US with 200M Covid-19 vaccines by late May, 2 months earlier than the companies’ original projections. A change in the vaccine’s label now permits 6... Read More
Peacock has entered the ring as the newest home for World Wrestling Entertainment content. A new deal will bring exclusive access to WWE Network to NBC Universal’s streaming service Peacock. Wrestling fans will get both on demand content and a... Read More
This week, Children and Screens asked our experts to share their best advice for parents raising adolescents in the midst of the global pandemic. Just when parents thought that their teens couldn’t be on their devices for more hours in the... Read More
Hub’s annual Video Redefined study tracks Americans’ online video habits, along with the impact online video has on viewing of traditional TV shows and movies. In addition to greater online video viewing among 13-24 year olds, the... Read More
Americans hoping to get an early start on filing their 2020 tax returns will have to wait a few weeks. The IRS announced that it is pushing back the beginning of the filing season from late January to February 12. The agency said that it... Read More
The emergence and rise of OTT has forever changed the advertising landscape. TV, OTT, and digital video were once clearly defined as separate entities, but the lines between them are blurred, thanks to the wide variety of streaming services and... Read More
This year New Yorkers can celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day either virtually or in-person. Here are a few events in the city happening on Monday: MLK Serve-A-Thon Virtual: Jan. 18, 12 p.m. – 5 p.m. & Jan. 19, 11 a.m. – 5... Read More
Since mid-afternoon on January 6th, 2021, the news has focused on little else than the storming of the US Capitol Building and the Presidential certification process. We as Americans feel a wide range of emotions: shock, outrage, disrespected,... Read More
Technology is a crucial tool used to greatly improve our everyday lives. Daunting digital tasks that once took a great deal of time now become a breeze with six simple and easy steps: Tell them to explore and go make mistakes For many... Read More
Luckily, with New York’s new proposed transit overhaul, you’ll be able to do both! Yesterday, NY Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a new $306B expansion for the NY transit system that focuses on adding train lines, expanding airports, and... Read More
TNT NBA Analyst and Naismith Hall of Fame inductee, Charles Barkley joins Dan Patrick on The Dan Patrick Show. He doesn’t think James Harden will work in Brooklyn and he reacts to the details of the trade, believing that Kevin Durant may have pushed... Read More
Game Stop has been hot. As of today’s close, $GME has already gained 63% in 2021. On Monday, the company announced an agreement with RC Ventures to refresh the company’s board of directors. GameStop also reported... Read More
Taxpayers who have checked the status of their stimulus check with the IRS Get My Payment tool and received the message “Payment Status #2 – Not Available” will not receive a second stimulus check automatically, the IRS told CNBC Make... Read More
This past weekend, NIO had its aptly named “NIO day” where the EV maker introduced its biggest battery pack ever. Today, investors rewarded NIO in kind with the company’s highest recorded stock price. $NIO hit $69.57 within the first 10... Read More