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When humor increases and decreases status (Wharton Business School) [pdf]
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I've asked chatgpt to write several poems and songs, and there are definitely a lot of general lines included. However, the content of those poems and songs is not what's most interesting to me. What's more interesting is t
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Sentiment drift detection in real time Twitter data streams
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The most promising applications of large language models to genomics
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Developer steals $1.86M from Hope Finance
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American Time Use Survey: How people spend their days [pdf]
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Human mind control of rat cyborg's movement via brain-to-brain interface (2019)
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Startup genetically engineers houseplant with 30x higher air purification power
(inverse.com)
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Map (color-coded as of June 2022) of countries that banned crypto
(axiomalpha.com)
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That sounds plausible, but the data still suggests doing broad-based advertising through stadium names probably won't give you the ROI you're looking for.
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Typically stadium name deals prohibit any reselling or sublicensing of the naming rights because the Team want's to control what companies they are associated with.
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My original article actually included an entire section on how to measure the effectiveness of stadium advertising, but I ended up cutting it due to length. Essentially, you can try to break down the benefits into more understandable pieces
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As a couple others have mentioned, this is a different analysis, but the answer is that generally localities that subsidize stadiums do not see a good ROI. Local residents typically end up paying the bill through e.g. a slightly higher sal
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Staples is a great example to study. Also Sports Authority, PSINet, Enron -- there are many fascinating case studies. The article would be way too long if I included all of them though. However, the upcoming Market Intelligence newslette
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The economics of stadium names
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In his case it was a lot more than 46%
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How to increase revenue 46% by changing one character
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How to have a billion dollar exit with zero capital gains tax
(axiomalpha.com)
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