Young Consumers Willing to Let Insurers Spy on Digital Data – If It Cuts Premiums June 19, 2018 By Julie Edde The majority of people between 18 and 34 would be willing to let insurance companies dig through their digital data...
Legislation to Combat Online Sex Trafficking Clears Congress; Moves to President March 22, 2018 By Ben Brody Congress passed a bill to combat online sex trafficking that has split the tech industry, bringing one of the first...
Small Quake in Los Angeles Had Southern Californians Lighting up Twitter September 20, 2017 A small earthquake with an epicenter just outside Los Angeles had people in Southern California talking on social media. The...
Big Data Gathered by Twitter Monitoring Could Cut Premiums – and Erode Privacy October 24, 2016 By Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi When people take to Twitter to comment on the great evening they enjoyed with good food and wonderful friends, reducing...
Report Says Climate Change Could Make Some Wines Less Tasty May 12, 2016 By Don Jergler When you go to one of those giant annual insurance conferences ever wonder how much wine – in terms of...
California Agents Get Creative to Sell Rideshare Endorsement July 9, 2015 By Don Jergler Kathy Lamm, an insurance agent in Costa Mesa, Calif., over the past month has been busy selling a ridesharing endorsement...
European Insurance Forum Examines a Changing World May 18, 2015 By Charles E. Boyle With the long journey towards a unified regulatory system for insurance in the European Union – Solvency II – finally...
Independent Agents Identify Business Opportunities for Carriers: Survey April 17, 2015 Most independent insurance agents are impressed by the carriers they place business with – but most also are interested in...
Vince Neil Files Suit in Las Vegas Against Social Media Consultant March 23, 2015 Rock ‘n’ roller Vince Neil is taking a fight over his Internet persona to state court in Las Vegas, with...