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With no physical #E3 this year, it's a bit tough to keep up with the flurry of new #videogames and related announcements. Here's everything you'll want to know.

Big news: the Academy Awards have just been delayed until April 25, and the eligibility window for films vying for nominations will extend to Feb. 28, 2021 (instead of Dec. 31).

Guys, when all else fails, you can always resort to a little harmless - but effective - trickery to throw off the social media trolls!

Join us as we "Invent the Future" together tomorrow at 3pmET on Zoom. Get your credentials here for our weekly interactive discussion about adapting to change.

Most people believe that post-pandemic world will be very different from the world we knew. But what will change and how will we adapt? Join us at 3pmET today as we "Invent the Future" together.

AI is created with biases; some are good, some are bad, and some are simply wrong for our society. We explore this difficult subject with Google AI's Barak Turovsky , who heads up the largest AI project on the planet, on the new episode of #ThinkAboutThis with Shelly Palmer & Ross Martin . …see more

Many of my successful corporate executive friends ponder the merits of starting a consulting practice. Here are a few things to consider.

Interesting read on how the grocery industry is leveraging tech. To be honest, though, I thought the following would've happened years ago (glad to see it starting to happen now at least): "Last year, Kroger introduced a system called “Scan, Bag, Go” that allows customers to scan and pay for grocery items as they shop — with their smartphone." #grocery #retail #shopping #CX #customerexperience #kroger …see more

"Man, you sound like you’re a bag of Doritos. You sound like you’re a f***ing TV commercial about yourself.” It was the insult that changed my life. …see more

“Put yourself in the best position to win,” says NBA All-Star and entrepreneur Baron Davis on the latest episode of Think About This with Shelly Palmer & Ross Martin . Learn how he outworks his competition and translates lessons from basketball to the venture space. …see more

This has been fascinating to watch KIND fully embrace a challenger brand position. In doing so, they're signaling to consumers that they are not in first-place. Which is not a bad thing as long as it is deliberate. And it's also garnering a lot of earned media. Here they take shots at the competition even as they exit a category due to poor sales. #brand #KIND #foodbrands #brandstrategy #brandpositioning #marketing #foodwars …see more

Looking for help in honing your #DTC skills? Join us tomorrow for our free workshop at 3pmET on Zoom. Request your credentials here. #D2C

Not sure if the Samsung Galaxy Note20 is for you? Here's everything you need to know about Samsung's latest flagship smartphone.

Join me today for our Digital Skills Workshop from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. EDT on Zoom. I'll be talking about list building and email sequencing: tools, tips, and techniques. Request credentials here.

Brand positioning is more important today than ever. My brand playbook generator course will teach you how we craft extraordinary brand positioning statements and brand playbooks for our clients. Learn more.

Whenever I think about the future of work, I think about how I want to spend my day and the hard questions about work/life balance. That's what my Life Plan Roadmapping process is all about. Learn more.

Are Uber and Lyft handling their corporate communications in an authentic way? Is their messaging "on brand"? Is your brand playbook powerful enough to help you withstand this kind of PR issue? Learn more.

Higher education institutions haven't fully figured out to replicate the lesson-rich environment that is real life when things go wrong.

At its core, the format of a classic P&G recommendation memo forces you to sequentially structure your thoughts, which in turn forces you to sequentially structure your communication. Here's how to starting using it to your advantage.