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| TWICE SmartBrief will not publish on Monday, Oct. 12 |
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| A statue of Christopher Columbus in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. What would have happened if Columbus had never made it to the Americas? (Nick N A/Shutterstock) |
| TWICE SmartBrief will not publish on Monday, Oct. 12 |
TWICE will not publish on Monday, Oct. 12, in observance of Columbus/indigeonous Peoples' Day. Have a safe and happy holiday!
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Get ready to shape the future of CX on October 13th! Create your own path with 15+ sessions on AI, experimentation, data & more. Hear from leaders at Crocs, Microsoft, Paramount, and TaxSlayer, and join 1,000+ digital leaders in NYC or online. Virtual attendees entered to win Ray-Ban Meta glasses! Sign up now » |
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BenQ has added two projectors designed for golf simulation: the AK900ST and AK800ST. Both models feature true 4K UHD resolution, 97% Rec. 709 color coverage, and automated setup tools.
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To ensure seamless customer experiences, retailers must start with refined data management. A recent webinar featuring leaders from Toshiba, Feedonomics, and Stibo Systems uncovered why trusted data is your greatest competitive advantage in the age of AI—and what to do about it. Read the webinar top takeaways |
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The Legacy Companies (TLC) has named Mark Easterday chief commercial officer, where he will lead the company's commercial sales organization and growth strategy.
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AI is, arguably, the world's hottest technology topic, and it seems as though no one and nothing is safe from its omnipresent influence - not even Epson's new projector range.
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In a time when consumer focus is less on devices and more on the content those devices deliver, how have major consumer electronics retailers and e-tailers fared? Find out by purchasing the latest editions of TWICE's annual Retail Reports, produced in partnership with Senex, an industry research and analysis firm. Click here to purchase any of the TWICE 2026 Top Retailer Reports |
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Twenty-five years ago on September 25, 2001, XM Satellite Radio went on the air in Dallas-Fort Worth and San Diego. Every launch plan we had built said September 12, 2001. So did the retail calendars, the floor sets and the launch advertising we had already bought.
We never used any of it.
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