Tech’s biggest companies are betting on a slate of new partnerships to put more voice-assisted devices in U.S. households, especially for online purchases, but so far Americans are more likely to use them for playing music or checking the weather.
There is sometimes a difference between what consumers say and what they do — and that is particularly true for the department store industry.
A poll conducted Aug. 17-19 reveals that while most people do not share their streaming accounts, young people were much more likely to do so, with 56 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds saying they share their passwords.
The younger the viewer, the more likely they are to add, not replace, streaming services — even if they already think they’re paying too much.
Google was rocked by condemnation from both left and right after firing an employee who highlighted gender differences to explain women’s under-representation in tech.
Parents are worried about the dent back-to-school shopping makes in their bank account, so they’re prioritizing bargains over brands. They also overwhelmingly favor in-store over online shopping — and it’s giving Walmart an edge.
What if Emmy Awards were determined by popular vote? We asked 2,201 people for their pick to win an Emmy across a sampling of the night’s biggest awards.
Resistance to a planned HBO show that doesn’t even have a script shows the power of social media to shape perceptions of some of the most well-known brands — but that power may have only short-term consequences.
Some of tech’s biggest companies knocked out the first half of the year beloved by both Wall Street and regular consumers.
The 2017 Emmy Awards season kicked off its first round of voting this month with more than 600 nominations from at least 225 programs vying for the coveted awards.
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