Not cool: spending the majority of a TV budget on streaming, certain that no one who matters anymore is watching linear TV.

The media plan was a tool, and like every tool in this industry, it will be replaced by a better one.

We need a reliable zeitgeist to set our personal compass to. Instead, we're seeing an algorithmically defined slice of zeitgeist, served exclusively to us.

Using the word "civilization" erases the boundary between soldier and civilian, between military objective and cultural existence.

Net favorability for AI "anything" is sitting at around -20, but nearly 53% of Americans are using AI regularly in their daily lives.

We will need to look to many fields to find the foundational training that will give our future AI talent the tools for success.

The upfront was always a bet on where audiences will be. The answer to that question continues to change.

Maybe it's because "fake news" is now a real thing, 365 days a year, not just on April 1.

The court was presented with direct evidence of user experience, alongside internal documentation of how platforms were designed and operated.

You can't just wing it. Marketing budgets are too tight for operational chaos. You need structure, even if the math is a little fuzzy.