Artificial Intelligence
On a recent episode of AI For Humans the hosts had an interesting discussion about AI, which is on track for the show, and how it might eliminate some jobs, but will probably create new types of jobs as well.
Social Media
Just because TikTok is in the hands of the US in the US doesn't mean you should put all your content only in one spot.
The Internet/Web
Hard to believe that Wikipedia is 25 years old as of last week. I remember when you couldn't use it for any of your academics. Things have changed.
Social Media
FediDeck is a Tweetdeck-like multi-column app for the ActivityPub (Open Social Web) protocol social networks. I coded it using Lovable.dev and it actually works!
Content Marketing
I see more and more creators, journalists and others, going out on their own this year more so than last year on all sides. This is going to be the year where the independent creator grows 10x.
Podcasting
Video will continue to grow in the podcasting space, but audio will keep growing as well.
Podcasting
Video podcast are becoming a thing and shouldn't be ignored. This doesn't mean ignore audio, just think about the visual aspect of the show too.
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