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5 Proven Interactive Content Types That Boost Lead Generation

Today, content marketing is a strategic marketing approach that all B2B technology companies use. But if everyone is doing it, how can you differentiate yourself? By using interactive content. Here are three reasons why:...

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Marketing Strategies to Attract Millennials

Millennials are a niche tourism market that many Destination Marketing Organisations (DMOs) have been targeting over the past half a decade or so. Don’t be fooled by consumer stereotyping that millennials (aka Generat...

Ethical and Privacy Protective Academic Research and Corporate...

Is edtech helping or hindering student education? What effect does social media have on elections? What types of user interfaces help users manage...

How to Make Technology a Force for Good

Two steps forward. Two steps back. That seems to be the tale that history will tell about the role of the internet as...

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Mahjong Linked to Improved Mental Health: Study

Mahjong, a tile-based game developed in China in the 19th century, is now played all over the world by millions. Usually contested between four people, Mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, and a little bit of ...

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The HIPAA Privacy Rule 15 Years Later: What’s Next?

On December 4th, FPF, Intel, and Duke in DC hosted “The HIPAA Privacy Rule 15 Years Later: What’s Next?” The event brought together stakeholders across the health data ecosystem to explore the current c...

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Organizational Approaches to Stress Management

In addition to careful job design and managing stifling company cultures, organizations are taking steps to help employees battle stress by offering programs, benefits and office “perks” that allow workers ...

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Now is the Time to Defend the Final Haven for...

One of the principal concerns of privacy is to prevent others – typically governments or companies – from monitoring what we think. They have to do that indirectly, by spying on what we say or write, and in...