Large appliances are now considered a disposable commodity. They have a shelf life, like a carton of milk.

House leaders quietly released a 115-page package called the KIDS Act. The title sounds reassuring. The politics behind it are anything but.

Across industries, consumers are revolting against AI algorithms that treat them like wallets to be optimized in real time.

Automated, agentic transactions actually give more importance to the human relationship parts of ad buying and selling.

With its Roku acquisition, Fox bought the most valuable piece of living room real estate: the OS that decides what you see when you turn on the TV.

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

An Aspen Institute event called "Shared Futures" explored this question.

If the jargon-heavy pitch narrative is broken, how do we fix it? Publicis' parody video highlights what's broken.

Adding agentic capabilities to digital media DSPs and SSPs is hard, but taking them to the stodgy world of linear TV advertising is game-changing.

AI can and will fuel a surge in entrepreneurship that could dramatically change the industry landscape.