Series: Making It Up - Page 20 of 20

Should you speed listen to podcasts What does it mean when memes are used as political tools

Whether we should “speed listen” to our podcasts, and What does it mean when meme media companies are popping up and financially supported by politics?

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WeTransfers 10 000 grants for ex SoundCloud employees and the power of the newsletter

WeTransfers 10 000 grants for ex SoundCloud employees and The power of the newsletter.

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Los Angeles new social media camp and Deloittes approach to diversity in the workplace

Los Angeles new social media camp and Deloittes approach to diversity in the workplace.

Is 90s web design making a comeback and Nikes silence over the A$AP Bari incident

Is 90s web design making a comeback and Nikes silence over the A$AP Bari incident.

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Netflix for Education, Cannes Lions, and the importance of stories over payment

The creation of a “Netflix for education,” and whether there’s a need or market for continued education that offers legitimate certification. We also delve into the role of awards in creative culture such as the Cannes Lions, and whether they’ve lost their true direction? and The layers and investigate the reasons why a photographer would release his war photos for free after being unable to find a suitor for them.

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MTV News Cuts Long Form and Brooklyn Beckhams Photography Book

The latest casualty in long-form online publishing and the price of fame. With an inability to monetize effectively and a lack of journalistic support from the very industry it reports on, MTV News has recently cut its long-form content and pivoted toward video and Brooklyn Beckham’s become the laughing stock of photographers and the Internet itself with the release of his new photography book “what I see.”

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Spotify and labels Brian Anderson and toasting the end of The Toast

Spotify’s relationship with major music labels and how it influences their playlists and How net neutrality loses an outspoken advocate with Tumblr’s CEO, David Karp.

Video Games or movies AI moderated comments and when sponsorship and politics intersect

The award-winning movie trailer Everything and the relationship between movies and gaming, the NY Times’ AI-moderated commenting system, when sponsorship goes south due to politics, and TONL, a diversity-minded stock photography platform.

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Debating the news, Google cataloging fashion, and Wonder Woman’s achievements

Wonder Woman’s impact in the entertainment industry, Google’s new fashion project, and Agnes Gund’s remarkable Roy Lichtenstein art sale to create a new criminal justice fund.

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The Pilot Podcast

The debut of our weekly podcast series featuring MAEKAN Editor-in-Chief Eugene Kan, and MAEKAN Community Manager and Designer Charis Poon.