By the time you’ve found this blog post you might be thinking, what in the world is location data?

Anyone who has ever lived in a city knows that life moves a little faster there -- and, it turns out, so does progress.

My work looks an awful lot like not working.

The walls really do have ears these days. Or, if they don’t, then some other piece of hardware in your home probably does.

It’s amazing what AI is capable of these days. Case in point: writer and comedian Keaton Patti recently forced a poor, innocent bot to watch hundreds of hours of Olive Garden commercials and write its own version.

Location data is changing the face of advertising.

The next time you’re at a party thrown by people working in big data, remember this simple trick to fit in immediately.

Let me say it one more time for the folks in the back: location data is getting huge.