September 29, 2024 Developing the fine art of saying what you mean Instead of trying to gain the upper hand, we might content ourselves with the goodwill we earn by being up-front, honest, and sincere. BY Yonason Goldson “Oh, no, I couldn’t possibly. . . .” “Please, go ahead; I don’t mind waiting.” “Thanks, but no … Continue reading Developing the fine art of saying what you mean
Changes in technology and consumer behavior make this the perfect moment for companies that want to challenge Google’s dominant market position. Constantine von Hoffman on August 6, 2024 Google’s loss in its federal antitrust case may mean huge changes for the company, web users and digital advertisers. It could result in a big hit … Continue reading What the Google antitrust ruling could mean for advertisers
July 03, 2024 What would a Labour victory mean for tech in the U.K.? A Labour government is likely to be elected in the U.K. on Thursday. That might not signal a huge shift in tech policy. BY Chris Stokel-Walker On Thursday, while Americans are heading to backyard barbecues, residents in the U.K. will be heading … Continue reading What would a Labour victory mean for tech in the U.K.?
June 22, 2024 What the EPA’s new standard for lead in soil could mean for households When the standard is adjusted down to the proposed level of 200 parts per million, 23.7% of households—nearly one in four—contain a lead hazard. BY The Conversation As spring phases into summer across the U.S., kids are spending more time … Continue reading What the EPA’s new standard for lead in soil could mean for households
New genAI capabilities with Pega GenAI Blueprint and its AI copilot Knowledge Buddy sit alongside Pega’s long standing investment in statistical and predictive AI decisioning. Kim Davis on June 12, 2024 This week, CRM and BPM software company Pega announced new generative AI capabilities, including enhancements to its new product, Blueprint, and to its … Continue reading What Pega GenAI tools might mean for marketers
April 21, 2024 What does it mean to be ‘middle class’ in 2024? The idea of the middle class may seem mythical and out of reach for more Americans. We talked to people across the country to hear their experiences. BY Kathleen Davis When I was a kid, $100,000 sounded like an impossibly large sum of … Continue reading What does it mean to be ‘middle class’ in 2024?
Real-time does not have to mean right now. It’s delivering the information when the end user needs it. Salesforce on April 16, 2024 If you’re like most marketers, you’ve been hearing the term “real-time” a lot lately. And you’ve probably been wondering, what is real-time marketing? Are we delivering content in seconds? Milliseconds? Even … Continue reading What does ‘Real-Time Marketing’ really mean? by Salesforce
By Chris Stokel-Walker March 12, 2024 Back in November, Sam Altman was fired from his position as CEO of OpenAI on a Friday the week before a holiday weekend—only to return to his job after a chaotic 86 hours that nearly tanked the $80 billion company. This past Friday, OpenAI dropped another bombshell. It … Continue reading What do OpenAI’s board changes mean for the future of AI?
By Issie Lapowsky February 01, 2024 Congressional hearings featuring Big Tech head honchos, including (March 04, 2024)’s affair between the Senate Judiciary and the execs from major social platforms, often get a bad rap. These bitter brawls have been panned at turns as “kabuki theater” and “hot mess[es]”—and for good reason. With a few … Continue reading Big Tech hearings may not lead to new laws, but that doesn’t mean they’re useless
Martech is really at the intersection of technology, strategy and people, Kim Davis said, kicking off The MarTech Conference. Constantine von Hoffman on September 26, 2023 Martech is a lot more than marketing technology. “It doesn’t really reduce to a collection of platforms and apps and APIs,” MarTech’s editorial director Kim Davis said in his … Continue reading Why martech must mean more than just technology
