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The complete VJOURNAL issue, ordered by editorial signal and publication date.
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Mercury retrograde 2026: the dates, what astronomers mean by it and what is myth
The last Mercury retrograde of 2026 starts on 24 October and ends on 13 November. Here are all three periods of the year from astronomical calendars, why the planet seems to reverse, when to see it and what tests of astrology found.
Marketing
LinkedIn ghostwriting for founders: how the voice is kept, who approves and what LinkedIn allows
LinkedIn ghostwriting means someone drafts the posts a founder publishes under their own name. Here is how the voice is kept, who approves what, what the profile needs and where LinkedIn's own rules draw the line.
Marketing
Short form video for business: formats, length limits, a monthly plan and how to measure it
Reels, Shorts and TikTok share one format: tall, brief, watched with a thumb. Here are the limits the platforms state, a plan for a month, how to cut existing footage, what captions need and how to read the numbers.
AI
AI voice agent: how a call works, where it fails and which rules apply
An AI voice agent takes or makes sales calls: qualifying leads, booking meetings, sending reminders. Here is how a call flows through it, where it breaks, what the FCC and the EU say, and how to test one before launch.
Marketing
Generative engine optimization: how AI answers pick sources and what to change on your site
Generative engine optimization is the work of making your pages easy for AI assistants to find, trust and quote. Here is where the term comes from, how it differs from classic SEO, what to change first and what does not work.
Business
ADA website compliance: what the rules say, what WCAG asks and how to fix a site
ADA website compliance has no single checklist from the law itself, so WCAG serves as the yardstick. Here is what the Department of Justice says, what WCAG asks, which failures are most common and how to plan the fixes.
Business
Fractional CMO: a part-time head of marketing, what they do and when you need one
A fractional CMO is a senior marketing leader who works for your company a few days a month. Here is what they do in the first 90 days, when a small business needs one, how the work is set up and how to judge it.
Marketing
How to sell on TikTok Shop: requirements, listings, videos, fees and fulfilment
How to sell on TikTok Shop starts with the country, since each market has its own seller account. Here is where it is open, what registration asks for, how listings are reviewed, how videos and creators sell, and what it costs.
AI
AI dubbing: how it works, where it breaks and what to check before you publish
AI dubbing replaces a video’s speech with a translated, synthetic version of the same voice. Here is how it works, where it works well and where it breaks, what YouTube and the EU say about consent, and how to check the result.
AI
AI receptionist: what it does on a call, the rules to check and how to launch one safely
An AI receptionist answers the phone, books appointments, takes messages and hands hard calls to a person. How it works, where it fails, which rules on AI disclosure, recording and health data apply, and how to test it before launch.
AI
How to use Claude Code: a first-week guide to setup, plans, permissions and skills
A practical guide on how to use Claude Code in your first week: installing it, choosing the terminal or VS Code, a first session on a small project, permission modes, CLAUDE.md, skills and the safety habits that keep a coding agent useful.
Business
Phrasal verbs: common ones with meanings and examples, the word-order rules and a way to learn them
A guide to phrasal verbs for learners: dozens of common ones with dictionary meanings and examples, where it and them go, three-word verbs, when a single verb reads better, British and American labels, and a method that makes them stay.
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