Don’t Forsake Humans To Appease Bots: Flywheel’s Camarota by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, April 13, 2026 Advertisers may think agentic creates another audience they need to reach online, but Phil Camarota, chief creative officer at Omnicom’s Flywheel Digital and president of the 2026 Creative Commerce Lions Jury, believes there is still only one — humans. “AI … Continue reading Don’t Forsake Humans To Appease Bots
Sales input is valuable, but without a clear strategy, content becomes fragmented and hard to scale. Learn a better approach. By Jeanne Jennings Published on April 13, 2026 I once worked with an organization where the editorial team ruled the roost — and I do mean they ruled. This was a publishing company, … Continue reading What happens when sales drives your content
April 13, 2026 Why the Iran cyberattack everyone warned about hasn’t really happened yet BY Chris Morris When the U.S. began “major combat operations” against Iran in late February, the warnings about an online counterattack from Iran and groups tied to the nation came from every corner. But more than six weeks later, there have … Continue reading Why the Iran cyberattack everyone warned about hasn’t really happened yet
Higher-value audiences are adopting AI faster, fragmenting search behavior and reshaping decisions before the click. By Becky Simms Published on April 13, 2026 Everyone is talking about AI search as if it’s already universal — as if we’ve collectively moved on, users have shifted and discovery has changed for everyone. But the reality is … Continue reading AI search adoption splits along income lines
April 13, 2026 These tech jobs aren’t just remote. You can work from anywhere on Earth BY Doug Aamoth We’re well past the point where “remote work” is a novel perk. In 2026, if a tech company isn’t offering some form of home-office flexibility, they’re basically recruiting from a time capsule. But as the novelty of … Continue reading These tech jobs aren’t just remote. You can work from anywhere on Earth
April 13, 2026 The retention risk AI misses BY Aytekin Tank When I was growing up in Turkey, the hallmark of a successful career was staying with one company for years, even decades. Today, that idea seems almost quaint. The Great Resignation may be receding into the rearview mirror, but workers are still job-hopping, especially … Continue reading The retention risk AI misses
Apple reportedly testing out four different styles for its smart glasses that will rival Meta Ray-Bans Bloomberg reported that Apple could reveal its smart glasses by the end of this year. By Jackson Chen April 12, 2026 Meta Apple may be late to the smart glasses market, but it could be covering all its bases … Continue reading Apple reportedly testing out four different styles for its smart glasses that will rival Meta Ray-Bans
April 12, 2026 Why you’re just one event away from quitting your job BY Next Big Idea Club Below, Anthony Klotz shares five key insights from his new book, Jolted: Why We Quit, When to Stay, and Why It Matters. Klotz is a professor of organizational behavior at UCL School of Management in London. He is best … Continue reading Why you’re just one event away from quitting your job
April 12, 2026 The 3 reasons why VCs invest: Faith, opportunity, or evidence BY Leslie Feinzaig I have spent the better part of a decade helping thousands of first-time founders raise their first round of outside capital, and evaluating thousands more for investment. In all of these data points, I found a pattern that explains every … Continue reading The 3 reasons why VCs invest: Faith, opportunity, or evidence
CFTC’s unprecedented lawsuits set up Supreme Court showdown over prediction markets Suswati Basu “It’s not a slam dunk at all.” A blunt assessment from former Commodity Futures Trading Commission Special Counsel Peter Sanchez Guarda cuts through the noise around an intensifying legal fight that could redraw the line between finance and gambling in … Continue reading CFTC’s unprecedented lawsuits set up Supreme Court showdown over prediction markets
