• An Olympic Success Of Olympic Proportions
    Although I wouldn't have predicted it based on my own TV habits, Olympic viewing across all NBC platforms is up a whopping 79% compared to the Tokyo games.
  • It's NOT About The Content
    Companies that make content are nowhere near the top of the list of the most valuable companies in the world anymore.
  • Creators Create, Viewers View -- Changes Come As a Result
    Creators are less reliant on our industry processes, regulations and benchmarks -- and they don't need seasonality to be a gating factor.
  • Can OpenAI Make Searching More Useful?
    At this point, we still have to "say" what we want in the form of a prompt, but the more we use ChatGPT (or any AI interface) the better it will get to know us.
  • Is There A Bipartisan Road To Section 230 Reform?
    A surprising number of public officials and tech CEOs spanning the political spectrum have publicly expressed concerns about the law.
  • Let The Mass Deportations Begin
    Trump vowed to "begin the largest deportation operation in history" if elected -- which would send shockwaves through the U.S. economy.
  • Values Are Meaningless -- But They Don't Have To Be
    I don't know a single exercise that provokes more cynicism and eye-rolling than the articulation of company values.
  • How Can We Counter 'Black Box' Trading?
    Transacting on highly automated platforms does not have to be mutually exclusive to having lots of direct dialogue and being fully transparent.
  • To Continue To Grow, Ad Industry Needs Innovation
    Brands and agencies should be looking to innovate on new ways to deliver a message in a format that is less interruptive and more relevant.
  • Climate Change Messaging: Can It Do Any Good?
    A recent study found it didn't matter if you were liberal or conservative or lived in Italy or Iceland. More often than not, all messaging fell on deaf ears.
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