His move from global philanthropy to media is a chance to change the world by shaping the public imagination.

We don't stick with the attribution lie because we're stupid; we stick with it because it's safe. Or at least it makes us feel that way.

I like that the media and advertising industry is good about supporting so many great causes, and finding ways to benefit those in need.

The worst thing a leader can do is hang on too long, promising a transition but never making it happen.

After attending a hybrid conference in-person, I realize what made my experience better than a virtual attendee's.

Raffi Krikorian, chief technology officer at Mozilla, doesn't pull punches when discussing the future with Nicholas Thompson, CEO of "The Atlantic."

Big mistake: Only 17% of marketers have a dedicated strategy for the 50+ market.

Ukraine is the most digital country in the world. Its "Diia" app has everything people need on theirs phones, from ID to health records.

I get calls, texts and emails all day, and I only engage with about 15% of all inbound communication. The other 85% is truly garbage.

In a world where the media is telling us to expect something bigger, better and more exciting, real life will never live up to our expectations.