The Consumer Electronics Show dazzled with prototypes, applications and innovations, but inspiration from the annual event isn’t limited to those in the tech space.
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Adding video to your pitch could give it the extra oomph it needs to grab journalists’ attention. However, there is a right way and a wrong way—and errors won’t be forgiven.
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The CES 2020 event explored and exploited an array of methods for altering reality, and its ripples will upend such diverse sectors as tourism, home design and health care.
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Even though programs with application fees can feel like pay-to-play posturing, the third-party validation can be helpful in distinguishing your organization or client.
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