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Someone programmed a 65-year old computer to play Boards of Canada’s ‘Olson’

Hi, Welcome Welcome back Someone programmed a 65-year old computer to play Boards of Canada’s ‘Olson’ Tracks have to be manually fed into the PDP-1 via paper tape. Ian Carlos Campbell Thu, October 9, 2025 The Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) is perhaps most recognizable as the home of Spacewar!, one of the world’s first video … Continue reading Someone programmed a 65-year old computer to play Boards of Canada’s ‘Olson’

The pros and cons of specializing in specific martech products

MOPs practitioners have their favorite solutions, but is it a good idea to specialize in one only? Steve Petersen on October 9, 2025       Martech practitioners specialize in specific products. That’s not news. It makes sense for people to learn how to utilize a specific platform effectively. However, that’s not always ideal when putting together … Continue reading The pros and cons of specializing in specific martech products

YouTube Introduces Multimodal Measurement, Reporting

YouTube Introduces Multimodal Measurement by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, October 9, 2025 YouTube is making it easier for brands to measure the full impact of organic and paid advertising based on user-generated content and creator collaborations running on a brand’s channels on the platform. The company on Thursday introduced the “brand pulse report” to … Continue reading YouTube Introduces Multimodal Measurement, Reporting

Adobe introduces AI agents to help B2B marketers navigate long buying cycles

The new AI agents aim to help tackle long buying cycles by identifying decision-makers, personalizing journeys and accelerating deal flow. Constantine von Hoffman on October 9, 2025      Adobe has launched a new suite of AI agents to help B2B marketers and sales teams with one of their biggest challenges: the slow, complex buying journey. … Continue reading Adobe introduces AI agents to help B2B marketers navigate long buying cycles

Ad Industry Pushes Standards For Transparency In Auctions

An Industry Push For Ad Auction Transparency Standards by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, October 8, 2025 Nearly two years ago, executives at OMD Worldwide, an Omnicom agency, approached the Media Rating Council (MRC) and then began developing standards to bring transparency to the ad industry. Now the agency wants companies across the ad industry … Continue reading Ad Industry Pushes Standards For Transparency In Auctions

Why the world’s top talent should bet on Stockholm

October 08, 2025 Why the world’s top talent should bet on Stockholm The world’s best engineers, entrepreneurs, and researchers face no shortage of opportunities. If you’re building the future in frontier technologies like AI, you could base yourself anywhere. So the real question is where. The answer today points north—to Stockholm. The European Commission recently … Continue reading Why the world’s top talent should bet on Stockholm

30 Bob Ross paintings will be auctioned off in support of public television

October 08, 2025 30 Bob Ross paintings will be auctioned off in support of public television On November 11, Bonhams in Los Angeles will auction three of Ross’ paintings, with other sales to follow in London, New York, and Boston. Thirty paintings created by the bushy-haired, soft-spoken Bob Ross will soon be up for auction … Continue reading 30 Bob Ross paintings will be auctioned off in support of public television

AI can scale your brilliance — or your mediocrity. Here’s how to stay smart.

Marketers are learning that without strategy, generative AI can make them less creative — not more productive. Kath Pay on October 8, 2025       Generative AI is having a moment, but it’s not one its most enthusiastic promoters want to talk about.  AI platforms have entered the “Trough of Disillusion,” Gartner’s term for the inevitable … Continue reading AI can scale your brilliance — or your mediocrity. Here’s how to stay smart.