By Brittany Loggins September 22, 2023 While you may think of ChatGPT as an incredibly capable AI bot, some authors are arguing that its capabilities have been built on their lives’ work. Along with the Authors Guild, more than one dozen authors filed a lawsuit against ChatGPT’s parent company, OpenAI, on Tuesday, September 19. … Continue reading 3 things to know about why authors are suing OpenAI
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What we can learn from ants about reframing anxiety
By Yonason Goldson September 17, 2023 The revered poet Robert Frost made no secret of his likes and dislikes. Discerning readers have no trouble recognizing that he favored the road less traveled, that he did not love a wall, and that he regarded systems with suspicion bordering on contempt. Although he left this world … Continue reading What we can learn from ants about reframing anxiety
Yeti’s CEO opens up about his low-and-slow approach to building a brand to last a lifetime
By Jeff Beer September 03, 2023 marketing innovation The Golden Mahseer is not only a sacred fish and national symbol in the kingdom of Bhutan, but also incredibly elusive. A new short documentary chronicles fly-fisherman and guide Oliver White’s travels to the country to find one, and how it embodies his approach to life. … Continue reading Yeti’s CEO opens up about his low-and-slow approach to building a brand to last a lifetime
The surprising truth about how to achieve your marketing goals
Shift your perspective on marketing success. Learn how prioritizing your marketing team’s development leads to sustainable growth. Tim Parkin on August 31, 2023 Forget about your customers — really, because the key to growth may not be what you think it is. In today’s environment, most companies have a singular and relentless focus on growth. … Continue reading The surprising truth about how to achieve your marketing goals
93% of Americans have complaints about meetings. Here are their top 8 do’s and don’t’s
By Shalene Gupta August 29, 2023 “Hurray, more meetings!” said no one ever. The COVID-19 pandemic has meant we’ve given work a rethink. But unfortunately, meetings are still a mainstay—if not even more prevalent, much to everyone’s disappointment. Mmhmm, a video presentation app, asked 1,000 Americans about their thoughts on meetings, and the response … Continue reading 93% of Americans have complaints about meetings. Here are their top 8 do’s and don’t’s
IAB Council Talks About Privacy
IAB Council Talks About Privacy by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 29, 2023 Michael Hahn, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, IAB and IAB Tech Lab and Tony Ficarrotta, assistant general counsel at the IAB, have challenging positions in their work serving the marketing and advertising industry. One of their jobs is to ensure … Continue reading IAB Council Talks About Privacy
What people get wrong about apologies, according to a trust scientist
By Shalene Gupta August 29, 2023 Peter H. Kim, a professor at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business, has spent two decades studying trust and trust repair. In his new book, How Trust Works: The Science of How Relationships Are Built, Broken, and Repaired, he lays out the surprising truths about trust; … Continue reading What people get wrong about apologies, according to a trust scientist
What brands and retailers need to know about RMNs
Michael Greene, head of strategy at Criteo, discusses what needs to change if retail media networks are going to be successful. Constantine von Hoffman on August 23, 2023 Retail media networks (RMNs) are in the unique position of being both the current and next big thing in advertising. Current. Walmart’s RMN, Walmart Connect, is responsible for … Continue reading What brands and retailers need to know about RMNs
Who is Lenny Rachitsky? And what does he know that you don’t about making millions writing online?
By Michael Callahan August 20, 2023 Lenny Rachitsky merely thought he’d share some tips. The career software engineer and executive decided to write about seven things Airbnb taught him about building a business. He’d spent seven years at the company, leaving in 2019 as the leader of the team overseeing wooing consumers to the … Continue reading Who is Lenny Rachitsky? And what does he know that you don’t about making millions writing online?
Fisker reveals more about its Alaska electric pickup
Fisker’s Alaska EV pickup has absurd big gulp and cowboy hat holders Steve Dent @stevetdent Fisker recently unveiled the Alaska electric pickup with a starting price of $45,400, one of the least expensive models out there. Now, the company has revealed more details about it including battery sizes, acceleration, projected range and more. … Continue reading Fisker reveals more about its Alaska electric pickup