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Digital Next Tech

... is to use as much personal data as one will allow to create the best possible service. There’s obviously a privacy angle—there has to be a quid pro quo; people share because they get something in return. STEPHEN POWER BROWN, FUTURIST AT INTELBrands & Vibrant Data Companies will need to think about their values and attributes and how to convey those in their communications. These are the things that marketers have had to think about in written or visual material, but now they will need to consider ...

Gen Z Tech and Social Media

... reason 7- to 17-year-olds are drawn to these apps is because they give them a sense of freedom, while over a third use them because they offer more privacy. Tweens are most drawn to this form of communication because it's new and fun, while teens embrace it for the freedom to be silly. Which of the following statements about ephemeral messaging apps, if any, do you agree with? They give me the freedom to be myself | They are new and fun | They give me the freedom to be silly | They give me the ...

POP Landscape

... GOSSIP I do love reading juicy gossip about the more visible celebrities. I love a trainwreck. Hello, Lindsay Lohan! JONATHAN, 23I’m not above flipping through an Us Weekly with a glass of wine when I have the house all to myself at night! STEPHANIE, 30Even though celebrities choose the spotlight, I often feel like they have a right to their own privacy. So unless they themselves tweet it, I try to ignore it. HEATHER, 34I’d rather hear about my own friends than about Justin Bieber visiting a brothel ...

Gender Consumer

... important to you when you go shopping at a store? Select up to 5. Pricing | Sales/ promotions | High quality products | Good customer service | Convenient location | Product selection/ variety | Well organized aisles | Being able to get in and out easily/ quickly | Brand selection/ variety | Short lines | Lack of crowds | Ease of navigation | Unique/ one-of-a-kind merchandise | Newest & latest products | Eye-catching displays | Privacy | A section/ aisle geared towards my gender ...

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Banning TikTok?

... TikTok Ban Sparks Uncertainty Among Social Media InfluencersThe prospects of the so-called “Tik Tok Ban” in the US Senate remain unclear, two weeks after the House passed the bill by a vote of 352-65. Arguing that ByteDance (the company that wholly owns TikTok) poses a national security threat, lawmakers are concerned about privacy as well as propaganda in the app. On the other hand, many are also concerned about the impact a potential ban could have on entrepreneurs, business owners and ...

SUPER BOWL LVIII ADS: WINS AND LOSSES

... .- Ariel, 17, TX - TEMU - Temu’s “shop like a billionaire” ad fell flat among our Gen Z Trendsetters because of the “poor animation” and “lack of creativity”. China’s e-commerce platform has experienced explosive growth in the past year and saw significant increase in mobile app downloads since last year’s Super Bowl commercials. Temu is marketed as offering affordable, unbranded products, often at deep discounts, but has received criticism and concern due to privacy and security breaches.- Estrella ...

CTRL + ALT + AI: A GEN Z'S GUIDE TO THE AI REVOLUTION

... showcase people sporting '90s hairstyles, clothing, and that classic blue-grey yearbook background. The new nostalgia trend has exploded on TikTok, with videos under #aiyearbooktrend and #aiyearbook amassing over 330M views collectively. Even celebrities like Keke Palmer have joined in. Yet, critics have raised concerns about potential privacy issues, suggesting these images might be exploited for collecting user data. Due to the evolving nature of AI, we’ll be staying close to Gen Z on this topic ...

VIRAL NEWS: CONGRESS HEARINGS, BOOK BANNINGS, AND DISNEY V. DESANTIS

... for national security. When questioning the company's CEO, Shou Zi Chew, the legislators didn't present any evidence against TikTok's safety and privacy faults. Instead, they spent 5 hours asking questions that showed how little some of them understood how technology —even something as simple as WiFi— works. Or at least, that was the general online consensus. While the hearings were being live-streamed, the tag #TikTokHearing started tracking some activity and has reached over 44 million views ...