How Tech Brands Got Their Names
Carpooling is not a new concept, nor is it only reserved for single lanes partitioned by solid lines along bustling North American highways. On the contrary, the idea of carpooling – or ridesharing – is even more common in places where vehicles are fewer and farther between.
Annelise Schoups is a contributor at Rewind & Capture. With a degree in journalism, experience in public relations, and an education in travel, she is passionate about cultivating knowledge and storytelling.
The inspiration behind Instagram was not beautiful images and filters, the inspiration behind Twitter was not hashtags (#) and 140 character updates and the inspiration behind Flickr was not hosting and photo-sharing. Like these powerhouse brands that evolved over the years, Slack was no different. Believe it or not, the idea behind Slack was derived from the struggle of team communication when developing a gaming company called Glitch.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.
They say video killed the radio star. Then YouTube killed Music Video Television. Then, well, you get the idea. Regardless of who killed what, the truth is that music, like any technology, is ever-evolving. This goes beyond genres to include formats as well. Those born in the 80s, for example, have seen audio cassette tapes, compact discs, mini discs and MP3s come (and in most cases go) all within their lifetimes.
Annelise Schoups is a contributor at Rewind & Capture. With a degree in journalism, experience in public relations, and an education in travel, she is passionate about cultivating knowledge and storytelling.
Long before Budapest was the title of British pop sensation George Ezra’s smash hit, it was known for a history all on its own. The capital city of Hungary has been admired far and wide for its luxurious geothermal baths, for the third largest, and perhaps most elaborate, parliament building in Europe and for the iconic chain bridge that links the historic cities of Buda and Pest.
Annelise Schoups is a contributor at Rewind & Capture. With a degree in journalism, experience in public relations, and an education in travel, she is passionate about cultivating knowledge and storytelling.
Successful companies are a result of talented people, which is why so many leaders are incredibly generous with their time to mentor other entrepreneurs to-be. Often when listening to serial entrepreneurs, you’ll hear some consistencies like build something useful, get to market before you think you should and start building your subject matter expertise. Easy enough, right? If it was that easy, 90% of startups would succeed instead of fail. Unlike most sane people, entrepreneurs glue their eyes on the 10% and don’t look back. The story is no different behind the inception at Buffer.
Adam Lang is the founder and editor of Rewind & Capture. He is passionate about creative marketing, design and brand etymology.