As human and AI-generated " slop" floods the internet, Perplexity says it's fighting back by making Comet - its AI-native browser that normally costs $200 a month - free for anyone in the world, forever. "We want to build a better internet, and that needs to be accessible to everybody," Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas told Business Insider at a launch event in San Francisco on Wednesday.
For non-profit organizations, every resource counts. Unlike corporations with expansive marketing budgets, most charitable groups operate on lean resources while striving to make the biggest possible impact in their communities. This reality often places them at a disadvantage in the digital space, where visibility determines reach, credibility, and donor engagement. Without a strong online presence, non-profits risk being overshadowed by larger institutions, even when their missions are equally important.
This space has real history. My grandfather built it from a disused WW2 bomb crater. We've kept the same energy - just swapped the sewing machines for cameras and microphones.
Barstool Sports is Proud to announce a new wide ranging partnership with Fox Sports. This is the 1st time in our illustrious and notorious history that we've got a TV partner we believe in and believes in us.
"We've worked hand-in-hand with our clients to reimagine the platform to make it simple to use," said Brett Sklar, Co-Founder at Amaze Media Labs which owns Audiencelift.com. "The result is a way faster, cleaner, and more intuitive Audiencelift.com designed to let creators focus on making great shows while we focused on growing their audiences."
