We got so good at collecting information that we forgot how to connect it to what truly matters.

Fifty-two percent of Americans hadn't read a book in a year -- a stat perhaps pointing toward a scary future in a post-literate society.

Among those lessons: Explore the art of the product rollout, as Taylor does with great variety.

A reverence for "doing" can develop a toxic side when it becomes embedded in a society.

One side fights for moral clarity, the other for clicks. Thus cruelty is currency and the truth scrolls past unnoticed.

The plumbing issues of 2018 haven't disappeared, but industry groups are now focusing more on the broader role of the ad biz.

Among the issues: Verification of ad delivery is a misnomer, and fraud is prevalent.

Media engineer is the next evolutionary step up from media strategist, media planner and media buyer.

A new documentary on the music festival is a very timely statement on both the strength and fragility of community.

The first generation of devices built to be AI-native will change how billions of people come to know what's true.