Sunstein offers a timely and pragmatic message to the ad industry: the capacity of individuals to make informed, autonomous choices is not only a philosophical concern, it’s a business risk factor too.
Shifting From 'Deception' To 'Manipulation,' A Conversation With Cass Sunstein Read More »
A change in specific words in Instagram’s privacy policy suggests indexing options in search engines like Google for professional content will change.
Instagram Flip-Flops On Privacy Controls For Search Engine Content Read More »
What if there was a consumer-generated, AI-powered complaint database that could serve as an industry code for ethically-bad advertising? Listen to this conversation to find out more.
Consumer-Machine Ad Ethics Singularity, It May Be Closer Than You Think Read More »
Most retail media networks are limited to one retailer’s ecosystem. They often lack transparent measurement, do not share clear performance data, and often can disguise whether their ad spend actually drives results.
Retail Media Networks Transition Into Commerce Collectives Read More »
Meta will begin selling its first pair of AR smart glasses with sports retailer Oakley, launching an ad campaign starring professional Team Oakley athletes.
Meta Expands Smart Glasses Partnership To Oakley Read More »
Meta will begin selling its first pair of AR smart glasses with sports retailer Oakley, launching an ad campaign starring professional Team Oakley athletes.
Meta Expands EssilorLuxottica Partnership With Oakley Smart Glasses Read More »
The Media Network of the Year award goes to Omnicom’s OMD Worldwide. Mindshare was second followed by PHD Worldwide in third.
WPP Wins Cannes Lions Creative Company Of The Year Read More »
X Money may be planning to expand beyond digital payments. This week, app intelligence firm App Sensa discovered new strings of code in X that hint at debit card functionality.
X's Payment Arm Readies Debit Card Functionality Read More »
“The No Kings turnout was significant, even if it didn’t reach a critical threshold,” Scott Galloway writes, adding, “When at least 3.5% of a country’s population actively engages in a peaceful protest movement, it has always resulted in political change, according to Erica Chenoweth, a political scientist and professor at Harvard. Chenoweth analyzed 323 nonviolent
Democracy's Secret Weapon: Face-To-Face Media Read More »
The more an AI model thinks, the more carbon it emits, a research study finds, and reasoning models can produce 50 times more emissions than concise ones. Large language models use tokens – words or parts of words – to convert them into a string of numbers processed by the LLM to come up with
Complex Answers Produce More CO2 Emissions From Chatbots, Study Finds Read More »
