I've had a lot of time to think about the demise of Oracle Advertising now that a month or so has passed.

Time is time -- but the perception of time is all in our heads.

This is a topic with passionate voices on both sides. Those in favor of more guns often emphasize the importance of self-defense.

Consider these self-published books whose covers are riddled with weird typos.

Skipping runs won't kill you -- in the moment. But years of not having a way to maintain your physical and mental health will. The same goes for businesses.

The innovation gap exists between leadership and the teams doing most of the execution work on behalf of clients.

For one, the quality of the narratives available to help us make sense of the world has taken a nosedive in the past two decades.

Chamath Palihapitiya, a self-made internet billionaire, posted something on X that has been eating at me for days.

Today, AI in marketing feels overwhelming. It reaches us as an unguided missile. So here are some guidelines to consider.

I'm a media person at heart, but I have to call out the need to be more than the numbers. You have to be a psychologist who understands your audience.