ACMA rules SBS breached gambling ad restrictions during Tour de France coverage ruling Suswati Basu Australia’s media regulator has found that SBS broke gambling advertising rules when it carried a Crown Resorts commercial during live coverage of the 2025 Tour de France. The decision, completed on March 31, 2026, focused on a 30-second … Continue reading ACMA rules SBS breached gambling ad restrictions during Tour de France coverage ruling
Trying to navigating the shifts in the CDP market can feel dizzying. Here’s what we learned from last week’s agentic CDP news. By Mike Pastore Published on June 22, 2026 After a wave of consolidation over the past six years, more than a few martech minds wondered if the CDP was a better … Continue reading Ready or not, welcome to the era of the agentic CDP
A24 takes on Google money to build AI tools One imagines Kane Parsons is less than pleased. By Lawrence Bonk June 22, 2026 A24 Google is investing $75 million in the film studio A24 and the companies are teaming up to develop, wait for it, AI tools. Google says the “partnership aims to expand what … Continue reading A24 takes on Google money build AI tools
June 22, 2026 Why beef is about to get even more expensive this summer grilling season BY The Conversation It’s summer grilling season, but for many Americans, surging prices mean beef is no longer what’s for dinner. The cost of beef, having spiked since early 2025, is coming under even more pressure. The most recent is … Continue reading Why beef is about to get even more expensive this summer grilling season
June 22, 2026 This robotic arm charges your EV so you don’t have to BY Jesus Diaz Xiaomi has just launched a fully automatic robotic arm that charges a parked car without human assistance. The equipment will be a new consumer device in the vast ecosystem of the Chinese auto and electronics giant, which published a … Continue reading This robotic arm charges your EV so you don’t have to
Your AI tools may be doing exactly what you asked. That doesn’t mean they’re doing what the business needs. By Jaimon Hancock Published on June 22, 2026 It’s never been easier to hand marketing work over to automation. Ad platforms will manage bidding, targeting, and creative. CRMs will score leads, trigger workflows, and … Continue reading Automation doesn’t eliminate vague objectives
June 21, 2026 More fathers are becoming the primary caregiver BY Brian T. O’Connor Al said goodbye to his daughters every night before he drove to work. He’d hand off childcare to his wife when she returned home from work and start his commute during dinnertime. Al, a Connecticut-based media professional who spoke to Fast Company … Continue reading More fathers are becoming the primary caregiver
June 22, 2026 I’ve never had a real job. Here’s how I’m running a company anyway BY Anushk Mittal I first heard about Silicon Valley when I was 15. I have shipped something every single day since then. Twelve years later, I’m the cofounder and CEO of Shapes, the most popular platform where you can talk … Continue reading I’ve never had a real job. Here’s how I’m running a company anyway
Polymarket has reportedly been paying creators to post fake betting videos The Wall Street Journal reviewed 1,105 videos along with guidance given to creators for crafting their posts. By Cheyenne MacDonald June 21, 2026 Polymarket In case you needed another reason to be wary of those videos showing people winning big on Polymarket, an investigation … Continue reading Polymarket has reportedly been paying creators to post fake betting videos
June 21, 2026 Why most U.S. workers are checked out and bosses are the last to know BY The Conversation Michael Scott, the hapless regional manager at the center of the American version of “The Office” played by Steve Carell, believed he was the world’s best boss. He even had the mug to prove it. Meanwhile, … Continue reading Why most U.S. workers are checked out and bosses are the last to know
