Valve’s Steam Machine launches in 2026: Everything we know so far The compact Linux PC aims to do for consoles what the Steam Deck did for handhelds. Ian Carlos Campbell UpdatedWed, March 11, 2026 Valve The Steam Machine is back from the dead. Not as a Valve-supported program for manufacturers to create living … Continue reading Everything we know about Valve’s new Steam Machine
January 29, 2026 Why investors are suddenly nervous about Microsoft and newly confident in Meta span>span]:whitespace-nowrap”>Microsoft stock just suffered its biggest single day drop since 2020. Meanwhile, Meta stock popped by 10%. Both tech giants are spending billions on AI talent and infrastructure, but investors clearly feel skittish about Microsoft at the start of 2026 … Continue reading Why investors are suddenly nervous about Microsoft and newly confident in Meta
As buyers rely on AI summaries, marketing needs new visibility models, KPIs and ownership over the next 18 months. By Stephanie Trovato January 27, 2026 Last month, I asked a VP of marketing how prospects were finding her company. “Organic search, some paid, a little social,” she said. I opened ChatGPT and entered a … Continue reading How CMOs should think about discovery in an AI-first world
January 17, 2026 What we can learn about U.S. disaster response—a year after the Los Angeles wildfires
January 17, 2026 Worried about retirement? Consider a die with zero plan span>span]:whitespace-nowrap”>My grandmother never realized she was practicing a die with zero philosophy. She liked to give generous presents to her children and grandchildren on birthdays, gift-giving occasions—and whenever the mood struck her. I once asked her why she kept her loved ones so … Continue reading Worried about retirement? Consider a die with zero plan
January 14, 2026 ‘Dilbert’ taught white-collar workers how to talk about hating work
From CAN-SPAM to state privacy statutes, federal preemption has been inconsistent. Playing it safe in a patchwork system matters now. By Jeanne Jennings , January 6, 2026 I’ve written that the AI panic we’re living through feels a lot like the dawn of the commercial internet, full of promise, panic and policy … Continue reading What privacy and email laws reveal about today’s compliance risk
Efficiency metrics show output and speed, not creative health. Martech needs new ways to measure how technology impacts people and ideas. Steve Bevilacqua on December 22, 2025 For years, marketers have evaluated their martech stacks using hard metrics like lead generation, behavioral tracking and operational efficiency. Dashboards tell us whether the machine is running … Continue reading What efficiency-first martech gets wrong about creativity
US Congressman raises concerns about Kalshi/CNN partnership in public letter Rachael Davies Congressman Abe Hamadeh has shared concerns about the partnership between Kalshi and CNN, highlighting “threats to market integrity, democratic stability, and American national security”. Congressman Abe Hamadeh wrote a letter to Acting Chairwoman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Caroline D. … Continue reading US Congressman raises concerns about Kalshi/CNN partnership in public letter
LLMs reward actively maintained content. See which signals matter most and how to create a repeatable refresh workflow that protects visibility. Stephanie Trovato on November 24, 2025 Your best-performing article from last year just disappeared from ChatGPT’s results. The one that took three weeks to research, ranked in the top three for your core … Continue reading Why evergreen content expires faster in an AI search world — and what to do about it
