The majority of actual transactions still happen through traditional physical retail stores or ecommerce checkouts.

Can platforms that take 70%+ of the money from advertisers' transactions be the "agents" that you'd want to use to achieve your goals?

When OpenAI began testing ads for users on both free and paid versions, it met almost instantaneous backlash.

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

A ballroom here, a staircase there. Maybe a tasteful little plaque that says "Generously Underwritten by the Friends of Democracy, LLC."

By pushing TikTok and YouTube into its settlement, Meta eliminates the risk of losing share to noncompliant competitors. My prediction: other digital players will fall in line.

Most of us should care about independent measurement anchoring the buying and selling of all advertising in the U.S. Unfortunately, most ad transactions today are based on self-reported numbers.

Nowadays brands are increasingly tying creator pay to actual outcomes such as sales lift, conversion, and attribution back to the store or the site.

When your next-door neighbor is saying you can't be trusted, you should listen.

Does AI deserve personhood? And is the software driving your daily computer efforts lobbying you to vote in favor of its economic survival?