Like everyone else around the world, we’ve been witnessing racism and discrimination unfold in its most violent and unjust forms across America. No one can claim this is a sudden phenomenon, or indeed that it’s exclusive to the US – but the severity of what is happening means staying silent and relying on existing stances against discrimination isn’t enough for us now.
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The follow-up Chorus webinar series, hosted by our award-winning Customer Success team, aims to support marketing and creative teams as they continue to adapt to the new ways of working. Covering a wide range of topics to address different use cases, including how PR teams can manage communications remotely, rolling out new software to ensure your team has a positive experience and how to handle change management within an organization, amongst other topics.
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Led by the Washington University School of Medicine, the [email protected] project unites thousands of computer owners globally to fight Covid-19 – and we at Third Light are proud to be part of it.
A consortium of research institutions – plus a global army of volunteer moderators, translators, guides and developers – stepped in to form [email protected], establishing a global network of computer space ‘borrowed’ from anyone who volunteers it. The shared mission: to simulate and map diseases.
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Here at Third Light, we’ve been working for a while on tackling our carbon footprint. Like all companies who provide digital services, our environmental impact mostly stems from the emissions caused by the electricity powering our computer equipment. It’s been a long-held goal of ours to achieve carbon-neutral status, and we’re proud to announce that we’ve now achieved this, celebrating our final steps earlier this spring by giving each attendee of the first Cambridge The Marketing Meetup (of which we are proud sponsors) a miniature cactus or succulent.
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This month, we’ve been working on improving your experience of storing, sharing and – most importantly – collaborating via Chorus. Our 2.7 update includes security and technical enhancements you won’t even notice, but there’s one clever new feature you’ll definitely benefit from knowing about. We call them Path URLs.
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