For me, the marketing term of the year was "AI slop."

Just like web and app services have been making their money over the past decade or two: Selling you, the user, as the product.

These 90-second dramatic videos, resembling over-the-top soap operas, draw lots of eyeballs and monetization opportunities.

Canadians want to buy Canadian rather than American, but it's really hard to do that. Canadian goods are harder to find and typically cost more.

When cameras left the studio and entered people's hands, journalism changed. We are in another version of that moment.

The merger is a CFO's and shareholder's dream and a potential marketer's nightmare.

In 1938, Chamberlain "appeased to avoid"; today, the U.S administration wants to "appease to profit."

If AI-based shopping becomes the dominant form of discovery, email marketing will be obsolete faster than you can say "click-through."

How do we balance our beliefs about what is wrong and right with our desire to consume? Which do we care more about?

The "Notes on Being a Man" author discusses dating, economics, and belonging with a group of young men.