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How to market effectively on smart speakers and what mistakes to avoid, according to audio consulting agencies and voice app developers

As the audio industry and smart speaker adoption grows, companies are looking to establish their brand's sound.

Binge-watching dominated the decade. These were the apps where people spent the most money over the last 10 years.

Consumers spent the most on streaming apps this decade, with Netflix coming in first. Tinder, in second place, was the only dating app on the list.

The crypto whiz kid who postponed a $4.6 million lunch with Warren Buffett clashed with Disney over the 'TRON' trademark

Tron CEO Justin Sun tried to register three trademarks related to "TRON," but the application was rejected after Disney objected.

The best video games of 2019, from 'Apex Legends' to the 'Legend of Zelda'

We've selected our 15 favorite games of the year, including "Resident Evil 2," Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order," and "Untitled Goose Game."

Netflix insiders share tips to landing a job interview, from employee referrals to questions to prep for

Business Insider spoke with former employees and combed through job postings to find out how to get and prepare for a job interview at Netflix.

The 16 YouTube channels that lost the most subscribers in 2019 — including Zoella, Tyler Oakley, and Priyanka Chopra

These are the YouTube channels that lost the most subscribers in 2019, with some losing more than 400,000 this year.

The 21 YouTube channels that gained the most subscribers in 2019, from T-Series to MrBeast

These are the fastest-growing YouTube channels based on data by Social Blade, from PewDiePie to MrBeast to T-Series.

Inside the YouTube business empire of PrestonPlayz, who is making $14 million per year

The YouTube creator Preston Arsement used his success online to invest and further monetize his brand, from merchandise to game development.

Amazon Music explains how it works with popular artists like John Legend and Katy Perry to create original holiday songs that top the charts

The service creates Amazon Originals songs with artists to set it apart from the streaming competition.

Sports-betting platforms pay publishers up to $500 for each gambler they refer, and it shows how legal wagering could shake up media

Gambling.com Group CEO Charles Gillespie explains exactly how valuable each sports bettor is to publishers that generate revenue from affiliate links.

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