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And when all else fails, MTV International has given its network operators the ability to create meme-worthy bumpers just by dragging and dropping. Using an app, MTV’s producers can mix elements like backgrounds, emojis, animated characters called invaders, and music to create fresh–but still consistently branded–bumpers. For example, a producer in Brazil could pull in a Vine from Rio de Janeiro, then slap it on a smartphone held by a holographic cat, while a producer in Japan might grab an Instagram from Tokyo and project it on the screen of an arcade console with a naked green man grinding in front of it. And because the elements can be expanded over time, MTV hopes it will be able to keep up with the Internet. … [Read more...] about MTV Is Turning Itself Into A Living GIF

“You can see your overall usage, but it doesn’t break it down,” Milanesi complains. Her Eero router could offer more detailed insights with its $29.99/year Eero Secure service, but there isn’t much to be done about a cooped-up kid’s TikTok habits: “I’m not going to crack down: ‘No, you can’t be online now.'” … [Read more...] about Comcast’s 1.2 TB data cap seems like a ton of data—until you factor in remote work

Do your review questions ask about observable, specific, objective, measurable behaviors? Trakstar shares that a good example of a top rating might be, “Rarely or never misses deadlines.” This is clearer and more objective than a simple, “Meets Expectations” or “Exceeds Expectations.” … [Read more...] about The Three-Step Process To Curtail Bias In Performance Reviews

A new report from the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation offers a different argument. The report “Think Like an Enterprise: Why Nations Need Comprehensive Productivity Strategies” says our widespread aversion to government intervention is exactly why the U.S. and many developed countries, like Japan and Korea, are in a productivity rut today—and have been since the Great Recession. The report encourages nations to implement a productivity body and promises that by doing so, developed countries like the U.S. can increase annual labor productivity by at least one percent. For less-developed nations, that percentage is likely to double. … [Read more...] about Why Government Regulations Help Workers’ Productivity

To determine when it makes sense to wait and let the other side make the first offer, we need to take stock of how much information we don’t have. Consider this: Thomas Edison had a new invention that he thought would improve the telegraph machine. So he took his ideas to the Western Union Telegraph Company. When Western Union asked him to name his price, his initial instinct was to shoot for the moon and ask for $2,000. But for some reason he stopped himself and said instead, “How about you make me an offer.” Western Union opened with $40,000! That was at least 20 times what he was going to ask (and is the equivalent of nearly $1 million in today’s currency). He used this unexpected windfall to build a laboratory where he later created the phonograph and the electric light bulb. … [Read more...] about When To Make The First Offer In A Negotiation, According To Science