THIS THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6th , 4:30-7
I am giving a talk on what all websites should have. REGISTER HERE FREE PARKING TO THE SOUTH OF BUILDING>. ANDTWO FREE DRINKS…. YOUR BRIBE!!
US Copyright Law – How Does it Work?…
a convesation..THE CONVO Take a few notes, loads of great info. Transcript below. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a0sY9aLahDUmU9UhF9JkOm4bW7nRQpad/view?usp=drive_link Okay, so, you know how we were talking about AI and digital replicas? Well, buckle up, because this U. S. Copyright Office report you sent over, Copyright and Artificial Intelligence, Part 1, Digital Replicas. It’s a, well, it’s a lot. It really is, yeah. We’re talking about AI that can practically recreate anyone’s voice or face. And I mean like, Scarily accurate. Right, like that song, Heart on My Sleeve, with the fake Drake and The Weeknd. That blew me away. Totally. And see, that’s what this report is all about.
Your Website Headline
This is entry is part of a 17 chapter book on the essential parts of a website. There are 33 essential parts. This is part of Chapter 3. Chapter 3: The Power of First Impressions Sub-Chapter 3.1: Headline – Capturing Attention with a Strong Opening The headline is often the first element visitors see when they land on your website, making it one of the most critical components for creating a strong first impression. A well-crafted headline can capture attention, convey the core message of your page, and entice visitors to explore further. The best headlines are clear, concise, and compelling, often incorporating a key