At an event focused on one of the most urgent issues of our time -- how social media is shaping the minds, lives, and futures of young people -- Soren Gordhamer, founder of Wisdom 2.0 and co-founder of Wisdom Ventures and Tristan Harris, widely recognized for his work in the film "The Social Dilemma," offered a sobering view of the digital landscape.

It will be years before we will be able to see the true long-terms effects of the seismic touchpoint shift of the current decades.

Companies that make content are nowhere near the top of the list of the most valuable companies in the world anymore.

It's the desire to be greedy and insert more commercial interruptions while charging for subscriptions that will be the death of the model.

Grandparents can play a big role in promoting a healthier approach to the many screens in kids' lives.

As Sulzberger warns, once the free press is undermined, it's not just journalism that suffers -- it's democracy itself.

As AI became a thing, so did AI companions. One perceived benefit of artificial friends can also be one of their biggest drawbacks - they might like you too much.

There's a lot of change in the digital ad industry - and a lot to consider as the fall season approaches. Here are some issues I am thinking about.

50% of work-related engagement, if not more, is now done over screens, and most people look at the screen rather than into a camera for these conversations.

For all of us, millennials and Gen Z included, we can talk all we want, but until we stop buying, nothing is going to change.