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How Bad is Crime in the Metaverse?

The metaverse, a virtual world that combines aspects of the physical and digital world, has the potential to change the way we...

Can the Metaverse Survive the Recession?

As the world faces the looming possibility of a recession, one industry that's been on the rise for the past few years...

Are NFTs going to disappear in 2023?

2022 has been a wild ride, to say the least. With the NFT market declining 97% according to...

Eight Ways that AI Will Power the Metaverse

Ways AI will power the #Metaverse. With #ai, deep learning-based software will autonomously drive all activities, and chatbots and other forms of...

How Brands Are Using In-Game Advertising

Video games have come a long way from the arcade and console games of the past.  The evolution of technology has brought...

Is the Metaverse Dead?

It's official: Apple announced it will not release an AR headset. The market is indeed flooded with multiple decent industrial headsets—even Kara...

Will 2023 be “The Year of the Metaverse?” Insights from CES

At CES this year, we heard a lot about the metaverse. But it wasn't the bang we were expecting.

Why Did the Metaverse Fail in 2022?

The Metaverse. For a while there, it was all anyone could talk about. In October, Facebook...

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Bots and Scrapers and Data Centers, Oh My! The Growing Problem of Invalid Traffic

Digital advertising is a massive industry, with global spending on ads surpassing $600 billion in 2022. However,...

Generative AI in Marketing: Unleashing Creativity or Unraveling Chaos?

"Back to the future" may be an overused cliché, but it couldn't be more apt for the...

Kerry Curran Joins Gen3 Marketing: The Affiliate Marketing World Just Got Smarter

The world of affiliate marketing is abuzz with the latest announcement from Gen3 Marketing, the largest independent...

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