Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores LiveVoice, an Austria-based platform now serving more than 5,000 clients worldwide. Its cloud-based service uses artificial intelligence to provide real-time captions in more than 70 languages, with translated subtitles available on attendees’ phones, browsers, and venue screens.
LiveVoice supports accessibility and helps audiences follow events across in-person, hybrid, and online settings. Organizers can also use the platform for interpretation, audio description, and other event audio services, with transcripts available for download after sessions. The company reports supporting more than 200,000 events in over 100 countries.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Limitless Executive Solutions founder and psychotherapist Nick Jonsson’s finding that 65 percent of new clients seeking help for emotional or addiction-related concerns had previously used artificial intelligence chatbots. Jonsson says chatbots can offer information and a low-pressure place to begin, but they cannot replace the understanding and accountability of a human therapeutic relationship.
The episode explores the risks of relying on chatbots for mental health diagnoses and the mixed evidence on artificial intelligence and loneliness. Jonsson encourages leaders to use artificial intelligence to prepare for honest conversations, then seek support from qualified professionals, trusted peers, mentors, or family members.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses TradeLink 365 and its expansion into new metropolitan markets across Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, and Arizona, while continuing to grow its Midwest coverage. The platform connects homeowners with local home service professionals and plans to add more markets as its contractor network grows.
TradeLink 365 uses a flat-rate membership model for contractors, with no per-lead charges, and lets homeowners browse profiles and choose which professionals to contact. Homeowners can search for available services and locations on the company’s website, while contractors can learn more about joining the platform.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores how LiveVoice brings audio description, live translation, and sports commentary to fans’ smartphones at international events. The Austria-based platform is used at venues including Champions League press conferences, Handball-Bundesliga matches, and the Red Bull Ring, helping blind and visually impaired fans follow events and enabling journalists and international visitors to access audio in different languages.
LiveVoice streams audio to audiences’ own phones, reducing the need for venues to provide and maintain dedicated receivers. The company reports more than 5,000 clients and over 200,000 events across more than 100 countries, with uses spanning sports, conferences, churches, and guided tours.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Cummings Properties’ recognition as a leading provider of flex and research and development space in Woburn, Massachusetts. Cummings Properties earned the top two positions in Citybuzz’s 2026 review: Cummings Park and West Cummings Park ranked first for overall industrial flex space, while its Gill Street and New Boston Street locations ranked second for research and development and industrial flex space.
The review assessed five local commercial real estate options, considering factors such as infrastructure, location, leasing flexibility, and suitability for different business needs. Cummings Properties manages more than 40 properties in Woburn, offering spaces for office, laboratory, warehouse, light industrial, and other uses. The recognition gives businesses another reference point as they compare locations and layouts for their operations.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Jeff Murphy Law and its nearly two million dollars in recent client recoveries. The Tampa firm’s results include a one-million-one-hundred-thousand-dollar recovery after its team traced insurance coverage to another company in a trucking chain, as well as settlements involving a hazardous sidewalk and a commercial truck crash.
Attorney Jeff Murphy says the investigative approach used in these cases also guides the firm’s wrongful death advocacy. The episode notes that Florida claims are generally subject to a two-year filing deadline and that evidence can disappear sooner, encouraging families to seek legal advice early. Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Cyndra AI and its new live artificial intelligence training programs for employees and executive teams. The programs help businesses turn individual use of tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot into practical, shared workflows built around employees’ real tasks, with human review and clear ownership.
Cyndra offers employee training in several formats, from short private sessions to department workshops and longer programs for internal artificial intelligence champions. Its executive workshops help leaders select workflows, build a first project, and assign responsibility. Companies can also start with a free, live build using one real task.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady reports that Peec AI has completed an independent System and Organization Controls 2 Type II examination, verifying that its security controls operated effectively during a three-month review. The examination covered the platform’s application, application programming interface, data services, and supporting processes, providing assurance for enterprise customers evaluating its artificial intelligence search visibility tools.
The milestone strengthens Peec AI’s enterprise offering, which includes single sign-on, role-based access, multilingual and multi-brand tracking, integrations, and dedicated customer support. More than 3,500 brands and agencies use the platform to monitor visibility across artificial intelligence search engines and large language models.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Relock’s appointment of security researcher Piotr Duszynski as Chief Security Research Officer. Duszynski, author of the open-source Modlishka toolkit for testing adversary-in-the-middle phishing attacks, joins the cybersecurity company as it develops defenses for the artificial intelligence era. Learn more about Relock at relock.security.
The collaboration has produced Relock Witness, a tool that issues changing, device-specific challenges on application login pages to help detect phishing proxies, artificial intelligence-powered bots, and other automated attackers. Witness is available in early access for users of Okta, Auth0, and Ping Identity.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses Mod AI’s launch of Mod Seller IQ, a platform that helps real estate professionals reconnect with homeowners in their existing databases and identify potential listing opportunities. It combines personalized home valuation reports, homeowner insights, automated email communication, and engagement tracking to support timely follow-up.
Designed for individual agents, teams, and brokerages, Mod Seller IQ aims to make seller nurturing more consistent and help professionals focus on relevant opportunities as homeowners become ready to talk. The platform is now available, and real estate professionals can request a demonstration at modselleriq.com.