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"E-sports+" in COVID-19: Fashion and Esports Make Their Way, Hand-in-Hand and Hopefully

The global pandemic is squeezing the living space out of many industries, including the traditional fashion industry. However, to some Internet-based fields such as esports, the pandemic has produced more opportunity. COVID-19 has also catalyzed more cross-border cooperation: traditional industries need new blood to twist the adverse situation, while emerging industries need legacy icons or brands to help them unlock broader markets. Hence, the marriage between fashion and esports under the pandemic is unexpected, but predictably, influential.

Journalism Fellowship, News & Analysis, Technology, CultureHypatia WuFebruary 11, 2021esports, COVID19, pandemic, sports, gaming, online, partnership, business, finance, international, design, clothing, collaboration, border, customer, client'consumer, market, Asia, brands

A Conversation with Josh Nichols, Founder of CrossBraining, Inc., about Online Learning

Josh Nichols, Founder of CrossBraining, Inc., an experiential learning and video assessment platform, explains how CrossBraining encourages hands-on learning by enabling students to capture, narrate and reflect on their learning targets through video storytelling. He also shares what opportunities exist for the education system to be more innovative, especially during COVID-19 and what aspiring student entrepreneurs need to know about the product design process.

A Conversation with Dina Rezvanipour, Founder and President of 3d Public Relations & Marketing

Dina Rezvanipour, Founder and President of 3d Public Relations & Marketing, discusses the importance of getting clients in the hands of the “right” influencers and the driving factors behind her passion project, Generation Philanthropy. She also explains how COVID-19 has changed her business strategy from in-person events to livestreams and Zoom and how 3d’s focus has shifted towards supporting their clients one-on-one during the pandemic in order to help them come out on the other side stronger.

21st Century: The Era of Ubiquitous Flying

With the current impetus in growth, the 21st Century will mark the era where the sky won’t be a limit anymore.

Opinions, News & Analysis, TechnologyMohil ChaudhariJuly 5, 2019space, travel, aviation, student, student run, student entrepreneur, student analysis, student publication, student magazine, online, online journal, online blog, fellowship 19

China and the Global Economy: A Conversation with Stephen A. Schwarzman

The rise of China and the implications for the world are immeasurable, a message which reverberated clearly when Stephen A. Schwarzman, Chairman, CEO and Co-founder of Blackstone, and founder of Schwarzman Scholars, spoke during his fireside chat with Business Today.

Beyonce's "Lemonade" Hits More Streaming Services

But in each case, it makes their music less attainable to the average person who may not be able to afford the fees of the more expensive music platforms that the artists prefer. In the end, it seems to be the fans who suffer.

Culture, TechnologyVivian UfongeneMay 1, 2019journalism, online, online journal, music, music industry, music charts, marketing, media, media marketing, rap music, pop music, beyonce, lemonade, streaming, music streaming

Darfur: the Economics Behind a Humanitarian Crisis

From 2003 the Darfur conflict has created one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, long before the fallout of Yemen, Syria, and South Sudan.

International, PoliticsQuang TrinhApril 23, 2019aid, foreign aid, refugees, news, online, online journal, online magazine, darfur, middle east, humanitarian crisis, refugee crisis, darfur conflict

The Life and Death of the E-Reader

The notion that content, not hardware, has sustained Amazon’s Kindle empire is reflected in a less-discussed offshoot of the digital book industry.

All, Finance & Business, Technology, Fall 2018, PrintMallory WilliamsonJanuary 25, 2019amazon, books, e-reader, e-books, online, kindle, reader, reading, industry, business, print book, print, borders, content, book industry, publishing

Home is Where Your H&M Was: Repurposing Shut-Down Malls

When behemoth malls shut their doors for the final time, though, their structures remain. The buildings they leave behind, already outfitted with air conditioners and regulation wiring, are prime candidates for retrofitting to suit a new, entirely different purpose.