Digital Transformation in Practice I How to Make a City Smart youtu.be/s7E1ii6VuFI

The pandemic isn’t over just because the election concluded the way you wanted it to. Keep your fucking masks on.

Ugh. Wastewater COVID numbers for MA on their way back toward the April peak. Mask up out there, folks. mwra.com/biobot/biobotd…

Yikes. This is a really ominous chart on the current COVID surge, showing how it's on a much worse overall trajectory, both in terms of length, and absolute numbers, than the first two waves bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @jonathanjlevin

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It's not enough to correct his wild claims and tell viewers he has no case. You actually have to de-center Trump and replace him as the protagonist in your nightly coverage. That's pro-democracy and sound journalism. Here's my sketch of what it looks like, using Thursday's news.

Notable update to the MWRA Wastewater Covid testing data reporting.

And then there were four... nytimes.com/2020/11/25/boo…

Wild.

Watch our latest #getTogether with Peter Collingridge Nkosinathi Nakani, EMEA head of Entrepreneurs in Residence at D10X, as we discuss how companies can approach the challenge of true innovation alongside an existing successful business. Host: Andrew Savikas ow.ly/bOn330ro8ML

When it comes to long-term #remotework, Andrew Savikas, of getAbstract, says the future of work is going to require companies to proactively find ways to ensure remote work lives up to its promise—for employees and employers. Read more: bit.ly/387Bp5o #HR #StrategicHR

"Book Printing in the U.S. Market," an update from Matt Kennell of Versa Press and Matt Baehr of Book Manufacturers' Institute Register for the March 2nd webinar: bisg.org/events/EventDe…

BISG Announces Theme for 2021 Annual Meeting: Ensuring a Sustainable Future for the Book Business Details and registration: bisg.org/events/EventDe… #sustainability #bookpublishing

Kudos to Adam Julian Goldstein on Flight Penguin, sounds like a fantastic tool for frequent flyers flightpenguin.com/?ref=RjyaGeG5x

We all know the overall US economy is big. Really, *really* big. It's so big that even when you look at a teeny-tiny slice of it, that slice can seem massive compared to the kind of numbers that most of us are used to working with in our day to day lives mentalfloss.com/article/31222/…

Come hear some of the best minds talk about the future of publishing. PageBreak! Oct 27,28. San Francisco. Register now! pagebreakconf.com #publishing #innovation

Dear Masterworks, requiring *66* clicks to unsubscribe from all of your various emails and notifications is reprehensible. (There's no "select all" -- they make you pick each toggle -- all 33(!) of them -- and then prompt you to confirm every. single one.)