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Hooked on Phonics Launches "Where Will Words Take You?" Campaign as U.S. Reading Scores Continue to Decline

Hooked on Phonics Launches "Where Will Words Take You?" Campaign as U.S. Reading Scores Continue to Decline

New NAEP data shows literacy scores are still falling. Hooked on Phonics' new campaign offers parents a hopeful, achievable way back in, starting with time at home.

Peterson Technology Partners Named a Best Place to Work for the Fifth Consecutive Year

Peterson Technology Partners Named a Best Place to Work for the Fifth Consecutive Year

Peterson Technology Partners (PTP), a Chicago-born, global technology staffing, consulting, and AI solutions firm, today is proud to share its recognition as one of Crain’s Best Places to Work in Chicago for 2026. This marks the company’s fifth consecutive year making the list. Crain’s is open

DuctPro Systems Releases Air Duct Cleaning Equipment Guidance for HVAC and Carpet Cleaning Contractors

DuctPro Systems Releases Air Duct Cleaning Equipment Guidance for HVAC and Carpet Cleaning Contractors

Established contractors may already have customers, technicians and operating infrastructure that can support an evaluation of duct cleaning as an additional service.

American Graphics & Signs Partners with 3M to Bring Cooling Film to Fleets Nationwide

Innovative Cooling Solution Reduces Heat, Extends Electric Vehicle Range, and Lowers Fuel Consumption

Zeotap launches Open CDP: the first fully composable CDP that runs on open-source compute and the customer's own lakehouse — sovereign by design

European enterprises can now run their full customer data platform on open Apache Spark and open Iceberg tables in their own jurisdiction, with no proprietary warehouse underneath

Rubicon Sues Derek Brown’s Utah Attorney General’s Office Again, After It Loses Evidence Potentially Material to the $1 Billion Case Against Its Own Former Officials

Rubicon Sues Derek Brown’s Utah Attorney General’s Office Again, After It Loses Evidence Potentially Material to the $1 Billion Case Against Its Own Former Officials

The new state suit says the misconduct never stopped. After a judge questioned the warrants and the office dropped its own case, it kept pushing for new criminal charges, published the company founder’s Social Security number, lost seized records and drives, even the archived backups, and failed ...

Marking 20 years of Free Photo Distribution, Freerange Stock Drops Registration Requirement, Expands Features in Ground-Up Rebuild

Marking 20 years of Free Photo Distribution, Freerange Stock Drops Registration Requirement, Expands Features in Ground-Up Rebuild

Completely rebuilt free image platform delivers a faster search experience, improved tools for contributors and a commitment to human-created imagery