Reddit is still a good alternative, a lot of hate groups were banned, various watchpeopledie, piracy subreddits sure. What subreddit bans led you to this belief?
CCPA is certainly a headache at work and brought in consulting to assist but I hope it spreads beyond California and more! As a consumer I want to be able to opt out of any/all data collection related to my personal details. Fully support it regardless of the "costs" it brings to the company. Data should have been regulated from the get go.
It has been such a long time since I've seen it, may need to watch again soon. That being said I have heard similar things about their fanbase - but regarding the author comment. What do you mean? What did he do?
If consumers engage with these influencer/brand combos we'll certainly see a new wave of younger influencers enter the social media game. With how young folks are getting on the internet too definitely shapes their consumer habits. I am a millenial and have felt similar "connections" to content creators back when podcasting hit off (Diggnation comes to mind). I used to consume everything Kevin Rose/Alex Albrecht because I thought their lives and ideas were so cool. Now nearing my 30s I realize I was imagining my own startup pipe dreams. Can't help but think this is amplified with younger folks consuming daily vlogs, instagram stories and more. Interesting thing to study in the future, for sure.
Sometimes you can't. Many folks do not actually care what they do for work. It's a paycheck. To give you a better answer: documentation. The biggest headache people can have onboarding is not knowing where to access simple information or how to do their job properly.
Larry Summers, 71st Secretary of the Treasury, former Chief Economist of the World Bank, Charles W. Eliot University Professor and President Emeritus, Harvard University.
this is the guy who was just featured in that article on bill gates rubbing elbows with Jeffrey Epstein.