Midlevel Biglaw Associates Are Pretty Mad About How Awful The Technology Is At Their Firms
Midlevel associates feel frustrated with firms' inadequate technology investments, highlighting a stark contrast between their expectations and firms' current offerings.
Solos & Small Firm Lawyers: Have You Taken Our Compensation Survey Yet?
The survey seeks participation from small firm attorneys to enhance compensation reporting.
The ATL report offers crucial details for benchmarking attorney salaries.
Frankensystem Or Optimized Solution? We Want To Benchmark Your BI
Law firms vary in tracking BI metrics.
Survey seeks insights on law firms' BI practices.
Midlevel Biglaw Associates Are Pretty Mad About How Awful The Technology Is At Their Firms
Midlevel associates feel frustrated with firms' inadequate technology investments, highlighting a stark contrast between their expectations and firms' current offerings.
Solos & Small Firm Lawyers: Have You Taken Our Compensation Survey Yet?
The survey seeks participation from small firm attorneys to enhance compensation reporting.
The ATL report offers crucial details for benchmarking attorney salaries.
Frankensystem Or Optimized Solution? We Want To Benchmark Your BI
New York was voted the worst city in the U.S. for dating
New York is ranked the worst city for dating in the U.S. despite having many single individuals.
New Poll Shows New Yorkers Struggling With Rising Food Prices
New Yorkers are facing a significant affordability crisis with rising food prices impacting their ability to afford groceries, leading to stress and food insecurity.
New York was voted the worst city in the U.S. for dating
New York is ranked the worst city for dating in the U.S. despite having many single individuals.
New Poll Shows New Yorkers Struggling With Rising Food Prices
New Yorkers are facing a significant affordability crisis with rising food prices impacting their ability to afford groceries, leading to stress and food insecurity.
79% of adults believe Social Security needs to be fixed
More than three-quarters of U.S. adults believe Social Security needs overhaul. Generational differences in attitude towards reform and concerns about fund solvency highlighted.
The Average Cost Of A Child's Birthday Is Now Over $300
Parents spend an average of $314 on their child's birthday party, with 20% spending over $500.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment, with 81.3% of businesses not expecting redundancies.
40% of businesses have used AI, with 68% reporting an increase in output volume.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment instead of leading to redundancies
Businesses in the UK are confident in AI's potential for job creation
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment, with 47.2% of businesses surveyed saying there won't be a change in staff numbers and 34.1% saying AI would allow them to recruit more.
40% of businesses have already used AI and 15% plan to use it in the future, with 68% reporting an increase in output volume through AI usage.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
New research shows that AI could actually boost employment rather than lead to job redundancies.
81.3% of businesses surveyed do not think AI will result in staff reductions, with 34.1% believing that AI will allow them to recruit more employees.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment rather than lead to redundancies.
81.3% of businesses believe AI will not lead to job cuts.
RIBA's latest report shows 41% of architects are already using AI
41% of UK architects use AI, 43% find it makes design process more efficient.
Majority of architects expect to use AI in the next two years but most haven't invested in AI research and development.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment, with 81.3% of businesses not expecting redundancies.
40% of businesses have used AI, with 68% reporting an increase in output volume.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment instead of leading to redundancies
Businesses in the UK are confident in AI's potential for job creation
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment, with 47.2% of businesses surveyed saying there won't be a change in staff numbers and 34.1% saying AI would allow them to recruit more.
40% of businesses have already used AI and 15% plan to use it in the future, with 68% reporting an increase in output volume through AI usage.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
New research shows that AI could actually boost employment rather than lead to job redundancies.
81.3% of businesses surveyed do not think AI will result in staff reductions, with 34.1% believing that AI will allow them to recruit more employees.
Think robots will take your job? Think again, AI could actually boost employment
AI could boost employment rather than lead to redundancies.
81.3% of businesses believe AI will not lead to job cuts.
RIBA's latest report shows 41% of architects are already using AI
41% of UK architects use AI, 43% find it makes design process more efficient.
Majority of architects expect to use AI in the next two years but most haven't invested in AI research and development.
Nonprofits see potential in mission-driven AI tools
New survey suggests future opportunities
First state-level look at long COVID reveals the seven hardest-hit states
The prevalence of long COVID varies widely across different states in the US, with some states experiencing higher rates than others.
The CDC's estimates are based on survey responses and define long COVID as any self-reported symptoms lasting 3 or more months after a COVID-19 infection.
Ireland's DPC to survey sports clubs for EU GDPR compliance understanding
Ireland's Data Protection Commission will issue a survey to sports clubs to assess their awareness of data protection laws.
The survey will focus on technologies used to analyze player performance data and clubs' understanding of their data obligations.
The commission is particularly concerned with ensuring players are adequately informed about data processing.
Digiday+ Research: Most publishers grew their ad offerings last year, with a focus on branded content
56% of publishers increased their ad products last year
Only 9% of publishers decreased their ad products in 2023
Post navigation
Omnicast Media's podcast Something You Should Know has reached 80 million downloads since 2016
Podnews is conducting its 2024 report card survey for podcast listening platforms
Tell us: What's the best spicy dish in Greater Boston?
Greater Boston is not immediately known for being a spicy food destination
Boston.com is asking readers to share the best spicy dishes in the area
Digiday+ Research breakdown: When do advertisers and publishers actually think Google will get rid of cookies?
76% of respondents believe Google will phase out third-party cookies in the Chrome browser
56% think it will happen by the end of this year or in Q1 2025
The U.S. Government Seems to Be Closing in on Bitcoin Mining
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) will survey the electricity use of selected U.S.-based miners over the next six months.
There are concerns that the collected data will be used to inform potentially harmful policies to the mining industry.
Over 500 Studios Are Working On Live-Service Games
Over 500 studios are currently working on or maintaining live-service video games.
95% of studios surveyed are developing or maintaining a live-service game.
LGBTQ+ people want to foster or adopt kids, but fear of discrimination stops them (exclusive)
LGBTQ+ Americans are more interested in becoming foster or adoptive parents compared to their straight and/or cisgender peers.
More than a third of LGBTQ+ adults surveyed fear discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity when considering foster care or adoption.
Germany remains an attractive destination for skilled workers from abroad.
Foreign workers in Germany reported experiencing racism and discrimination.
LGBTQ+ people want to foster or adopt kids, but fear of discrimination stops them (exclusive)
LGBTQ+ Americans are more interested in becoming foster or adoptive parents compared to their straight and/or cisgender peers.
More than a third of LGBTQ+ adults surveyed fear discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity when considering foster care or adoption.