Digital Marketing

Gen Z appears caught somewhere between optimism and anxiety, favoring indulgence, spontaneity and self-care as coping mechanisms.

The final report from House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan’s staff does not make any explicit recommendations, but says its “work is not done,” and that it “remains vigilant” against similar ad industry self-regulatory initiatives.

Prime Video consumers are appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit accusing the company of sharing information about their online video viewing with Amazon affiliates.

Spotify, a service of nearly 700 million global users (including 270 million premium subscribers), is pushing to add more video content to be aligned with its music content.

Perplexity cofounder Aravind Srinivas announced a new feature that reminds users of tasks and allows them to be scheduled on WhatsApp. It’s just one of many features on the horizon.

At best, hashtags are harmless. At worst, they make your brand look out of touch with current best practices and user behavior. Don’t waste strategic brainpower on them.

Building off of its designated portal for NFL content, X has announced the launch of “NFL Top 100,” a short-film series aligning with the platform’s evolving “video-first” model.

The company’s move comes 17 years after rolling out broadband caps, which were initially set at 250 GB per month.

Philosopher, investor and author Anders Indset often romanticizes about combining human beings with tech advances like quantum computing and artificial superintelligence. How would advertising, which depends so much on consumer behavior, change as a result?

“Nautilus” brings the steam-punk era of Jules Verne to life in a retelling of Verne’s novel “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.”