Author Archives: sydhavely

Ever since Facebook, now Meta, and Google, now Alphabet, came under siege for using cookies, or digital breadcrumbs, to track user history on the internet, creating an advertising model that allowed marketers to know your every digital whim and therefore … Continue reading →

My first takeaway was that the exam was really easy or ChatGPT is really smart. It turns out that ChatGPT is really smart, smart enough to get a B or B- on a Wharton Operations Management test, according to Wharton … Continue reading →

Social media platforms are a little like a town hall meeting. You have to show up to watch, listen and learn; you have to be allowed to speak but can be removed if the moderators don’t approve of your speech … Continue reading →

Is it curtains for PhotoShop or filters to put your best foot (or face) forward to the world, hoping to bait more “likes” or invite comments like “looking great,” “beautiful photo,” “I wish I were there,” to impress your friends … Continue reading →

A pending article by Harvard legal and behavioral economics scholar Cass Sunstein attributes the Beatles’ iconic success to early champions and social influence, a combination of the their manager, Brian Epstein, and the fandom ignited by a culture created “[by] … Continue reading →

  “I think I got him, boss.”  Tim McGee using geolocation tracking to hunt down a wanted suspect in the popular show, “NCIS.” It’s not a scene from “NCIS” or “The Enemy Within” or any number of other crime shows … Continue reading →