AI has removed almost every natural brake that used to slow bad communication down.

The real disruption isn't that a computer can write a tagline. It's that a computer will orchestrate the entire disjointed workflow of modern advertising.

Current events are not unlike those that triggered the Korean War in 1950.

If technology can replace workers, how could workers form a strong enough union that would give them any leverage or power?

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

Michael Bloomberg can write the check without partners, and Bloomberg LP already runs the kind of newsroom CNN needs to become.

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.