As our web presence expands, so does the advertising space. Agencies are using mobile and native advertising to catch consumers’ attention on a variety of online platforms. Read More.

If we want respect, then we don’t work “for” a company i.e. wait around for our boss to direct us. Instead, we work “with” a company. That means proactively finding ways to add value in exchange for recognition and the opportunity to grow professionally and financially. Read More.

FROM SHAPESHIFTING BRAND IDENTITIES TO DEATH METAL-INSPIRED CORPORATE LOGOS, HERE’S A RETROSPECTIVE OF THE YEAR IN BRANDING. Read More.

We live in a commuter’s world, but our smartphones have yet to catch up. Without cell service or Wi-Fi in the subway or on airplanes — although that may change — we’re forced to interact with our (generally unpleasant) surroundings. Or maybe not. Read More.

A billion users strong, Facebook introduced the world to a litany of new stuff this year, most of which users immediately hated. Read More.

  “We’ve heard from many customers, and the majority have shared that they do not want voice or video calls allowed on board,” Johnston said in an email to CNBC. “We do not allow customers to use VOIP onboard, and have no plans on installing the cellular transponders that would allow cellular calls.” Read More.