It’s getting near the weekend, and time to have some fun.
Kids, of course, have always known what technology to use to fend off boredom, particularly during the housebound periods forced on them by the pandemic. Gaming apps and other such technologies have become smoldering hot.
The tech sector in the United States gained 0.8% Thursday, while in Canada, tech stocks surged 1.3%.
For its part, Los Angeles-based Clickstream Corp (PINK:CLIS) garnered attention Thursday by bringing on board former CBS Sports Network Chief Researcher Jamie Kaplan as Senior Producer and Head Writer. Kaplan will oversee and ensure accuracy through the creation of a research department as well as oversee the post-production of original live and non-live content.
Kaplan established his credibility as a researcher on shows like ESPN’s "Stump The Schwab", ABC's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" and VH1's "The World Series of Pop Culture. "
Clickstream is the creator of the soon to be launched WinQuik gaming platform, a free to play synchronized mobile app and digital gaming platform, which lets users interact and compete against each other in order to win real money and prizes.
CLIS shares rocketed 9.1% to nine cents early Thursday afternoon, on volume exceeding 3.7 million shares.
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