"Beyond the ordinary": how Red Bull Media House tells stories at a global scale Red Bull Media House is one of the most ambitious media companies in the world, with a portfolio spanning live events, TV, mobile, digital, audio, print, and music. They use Airtable as their global content pipeline to produce 1,250+ events per year and distribute content in 170+ countries.
Frame.io and Airtable: Scaling at the speed of innovation With Airtable, Frame.io teams are more efficient, better informed, and have the clarity needed to create high-impact products.
Connecting a global media empire: how Hearst uses Airtable Hearst Magazines' portfolio of more than 25 powerful brands in the U.S. publishes over 300 editions and 245 websites around the world. The company's properties attract more readers of monthly magazines than any other publisher.
The retail industry is changing: here’s what to expect in 2021, according to the data COVID-19 has fundamentally shifted the way retail operates. We asked 600+ retailers to share how the year 2020—and the pandemic that defined it—have changed the face of the industry.
Take a look at our new mobile views With new ways to create, edit, and see views on mobile, it’s easier than ever before to move work forward from anywhere.
5 time-saving scripts to automate your workflow without code Scripts help reduce the number of manual, repetitive tasks in your workflow. These five script templates can help you unlock the power of script-based automations without code.
How to use Airtable integrations: an introduction An integrated software stack isn’t a luxury; it’s a simple, powerful necessity for building efficient workflows. Airtable can connect yours through integrations.
Three movements that inspired us in 2020 From the rise of community to the rapid adoption of remote work around the world, a lot has changed during 2020.
What is a relational database? The quickest path to understanding relational databases and how you can best use them is to dissect a database into its specific components. These are the basic building blocks of any relational database, whether for a simple use case or to run your entire business.