The U.S. government may be in the process of formally withdrawing from the term of the Paris Agreement, an international accord on targets to fight climate change, but major U.S. employers say they’ll stay the course in a new statement jointly signed by a group of around 80 chief executives and U.S. labor organization leaders.

This is obvious, but here’s the data.

Bluesky will include up to five architects, engineers and designers charged with creating an open source and decentralized social media network.

HT @garysguide Google’s Teachable Machine 2.0 allows users to create machine learning models without requiring any knowledge of coding. #ML #AI

Seems like some good news: As coral reefs die they become silent graveyards, however, the introduction of underwater loudspeakers brings new life and helps to rejuvenate the coral reefs.

ICYMI Augmented reality and virtual reality are opening doors to new experiences for artists and the public.

Google is building Cosmopolitan a brand new tech product that will test whether or not TV streamers can be active on a second screen.

It’s odd that David Carey, the former president of Hearst Magazines, is returning to be SVP of public affairs and communications for Hearst. The speculation is that it’s in response to the employees trying to unionize.

Verizon-Hearst’s Complex is opening an online store to sell sneakers, hoodies and more

Transitions atop NBCUniversal and WarnerMedia, and a third looming at Disney, punctuate the sense of uncertainty at Big Media companies.

Streaming/cable has totally taken over – there were zero nominations for broadcast TV.

Doesn’t seem like a reward! As consumers embrace binge watching TV shows, Hulu is hoping to cash in on another new ad format.

RT @garysguide The designer was a sculptor & painter, prepared for the task of representing subway lines using an unconventional method. He rode length of every train line w eyes closed, feeling the curve of each track & drawing path he perceived in his sketchbook