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iOS 26 is here, and Apple finally did the thing: it gave the iPhone a major visual glow-up with “Liquid Glass,” a design language that leans hard into transparency, depth, and glossy, floating buttons. Think Windows Vista vibes, minus the bloat and chaos. It lands
When we think about the etymology of certain words, the word “content” is a loaded term. While humans today typically think of this word within the context of consumable media, this word can also be used to describe a state of satisfaction, is both singular
As a millennial, though it is true that I am no longer a part of the youngest generation that is in the workforce, I can admit that at least 40% of the jobs I have received in the last decade or so have all been
Ever since the dawn of organized societies, human beings have had an increasingly complicated relationship with the technology they create and ultimately rely on. While on one hand, we appreciate the fact that human beings are capable of creating groundbreaking innovations in every sector of
If there is one thing this blog has been successful at, it has been communicating to people that content is not something you can just “get into:” That, contrary to popular opinion, content creation is not a practice that businesses can partake in with minimal
.Ever since the lead-up to its December release, media coverage surrounding James Cameron’s Avatar 2 has been mixed at best. Some people love it and think it is a fantastic addition to what is shaping up to be the biggest sci-fi series since Star Wars.
.With all of the major news surrounding Elon Musk and the Twitterverse, conversation has been swelling around a lesser-known social media network named Mastodon—and for the time being, at least, it seems like everyone and their mother is flocking to it. As journalists, marketers, personal
.With the rise of Elon Musk as Twitter’s official shit-stirrer-in-chief, conversations about the essentiality of social media services have dominated headlines in the United States—and with good reason. Though the everyday use of social media channels for sharing pictures, videos, comments and more, is something
.When I decided that it was worthwhile to shift the focus of The Lair Blog, a lot of my reasoning stemmed from the fact that I thought I could generate more value for people by focusing on content that specifically had to do with my
. I think it is worth our time to ask a question: if content is this massively vaunted practice that can propel business, then why is it that so many businesses don’t get the results that they want? Though my current line of work is predominantly
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