Marketing in Web3 can be a bit difficult because it is quite different from the marketing strategies that are obtainable in Web2. In Web2, Platforms like Facebook or Google and Data are a good start to Market and sell a product. But In Web3, Community, Trust and Influence are your biggest asset. Web 3 Marketing […]
By Carolyn Paschal | Archuleta County Genealogical Society Patricia “Patty” Tharp, of Farmington, N.M., will be presenting the program for the Archuleta County Genealogical Society on Saturday, Aug. 13. Her topic will be the “Lost Communities of Navajo Dam.” Tharp has written two books on this subject. Volume one focuses on Los Martinez, and volume […]
This column is an opinion by Zahra Haider, a writer and activist based in Montreal. For more information about CBC’s Opinion section, please see the FAQ. After two years of pandemic-related crises and lockdowns, so many of us in Montreal’s queer community were looking forward to the celebration that reflected our collective struggle: Pride, and especially, the parade. Historically, Pride […]
Tezos India, a decentralised blockchain organisation has launched a new vertical Web3.0-based Tezos India arts and culture (TIAC) as a separate vertical for arts and culture-centric programs and initiatives, the company informed. “The idea behind TIAC is to educate artists on all the possible options of expressing themselves digitally in this space, whether they are […]
According to a press release, the Belonging and Mattering Council (BMC) and Web3 pledge supports and provides opportunities for underrepresented communities. The pledge reflects BFF’s relentless drive to advocate and uphold diversity, equity, and inclusion for the brand. To jumpstart the newly formed pledge, members will create public-facing initiatives and respond accordingly. Natasha Rothwell joins BFF’s […]
***For All Things Wyoming, Sign-Up For Our Daily Newsletter*** By Wendy Corr, Cowboy State Daily Construction crews are working diligently to ensure that visitors to Yellowstone National Park can once again enter through two crucial gateways. The 500-year flood event that cut off access to Gardiner, Mont. and Cooke City, Mont. did more than just […]
The traditional film industry is one of the most centralized and traditional of them all. Just a handful of movie studios and streaming conglomerates control the lion’s share of the global film market. But nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and a growing crypto-centric community of enthusiastic filmmakers might just disrupt the industry. Some independent projects offer a […]
The National Black Canadians Summit in Halifax is bringing together Black people and allies from across the country to discuss issues facing their community and to share in their culture. The summit began Friday with a tour to the Africville Museum in Halifax and the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia in Cherry Brook. Tara […]
CNN — The Biden administration on Thursday announced it would be directing more than $400 million in loans and grants to support high-speed internet projects for rural communities – funding which is expected to reach about 31,000 families and businesses across 11 states. “Rural communities are the backbone of our nation and have a broad […]
Hundreds of people lined the streets from Jean Lesage International Airport to the Plains of Abraham hoping to get a glimpse of Pope Francis as he arrived in Quebec City Wednesday. It marks the fourth day of his visit to Canada, which he is calling a pilgrimage of healing, reconciliation and hope. After meeting with Gov. Gen. Mary Simon […]