Learn how shifting user behavior in the age of AI could impact traffic and revenue — and what marketers and publishers can do to stay ahead. James Allen on December 1, 2025 ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity are giving users quick, direct answers without sending them to publisher sites. And if people stop clicking through, … Continue reading What happens when no one clicks anymore
Every brand claims to be different. The ones that stand out make people feel something — not just think something. Reid Holmes on October 21, 2025 Marketers are trained to look for what makes their brand different — to find the rational reason someone should choose them over everyone else. But what if that … Continue reading What to do now that unique isn’t unique anymore
CDPs promised clarity and control. Now they deliver complexity and confusion. Here’s how the smartest brands are responding. Kristina Kalpokaite on June 13, 2025 Customer data platforms (CDPs) have an identity crisis. Ten years after they first emerged, CDPs finally got their nod from Gartner — a birthday gift wrapped in validation. But something’s … Continue reading Nobody knows what a CDP is anymore — and that’s the problem
Jack Dorsey says (on X) that he’s not on the Bluesky board anymore The company hasn’t publicly confirmed his departure. cheyenne macdonald Updated Mon, May 6, 2024 Joe Raedle via Getty Images Jack Dorsey has apparently exited the Bluesky board. As spotted by TechCrunch, the former Twitter CEO who was previously Bluesky’s highest-profile proponent … Continue reading Jack Dorsey says (on X) that he’s not on the Bluesky board anymore
By Wilfred Chan September 26, 2023 For two decades, Cory Doctorow has led a public fight against draconian copyright laws, monopolistic tech platforms, and surveillance capitalism. But the challenge in trying to stoke a rebellion against the tech giants isn’t just that they’re powerful—it’s that their tactics are so boring. “It is precisely because … Continue reading ‘We do not have fast companies anymore’: Cory Doctorow on where tech went wrong, and how to fix it
By Edward Cotton June 23, 2023 Pixar has been a poster child for corporate creativity, but it has a problem: It’s no longer producing the kind of movies that attract large audiences to theaters. Its most recent release, Elemental, brought in only $29.5 million at its domestic box office opening the weekend of June … Continue reading POV: Pixar’s creativity isn’t working anymore
Consumers: Mad As Hell, Not Taking It Anymore by Aaron Paquette , Columnist, May 5, 2023 The following was previously published in an earlier edition of Marketing Insider. If it seems as if today’s consumers are simmering with rage, it’s not just your imagination. According to the latest National Customer Rage Survey conducted by … Continue reading Consumers: Mad As Hell, Not Taking It Anymore
By Shalene Gupta December 06, 2022 Gone are the days when your job made up the bulk of your identity. Thanks to remote work, you can now run into lawyers/artists, and tech workers/writers. According to a survey of over 585 Americans by venture capital firm Worklife, 70% of employees picked up a side project … Continue reading Our day jobs used to be our identities, but not so much anymore. Here’s what changed
Seniors Don’t Want to Retire Anymore. Here’s Why and How to Help Due / 06 Oct 2022 Retirement can be a dream for one and a nightmare for another. People treat retirement differently, depending on their requirements and circumstances. While some feel retirement is the time to pack up bags and travel or commit … Continue reading Seniors Don’t Want to Retire Anymore. Here’s Why and How to Help
By Clint Rainey September 21, 2022 When the White House met this May with union organizers at Starbucks, Amazon, and other companies, Labor Secretary Marty Walsh expected this group—most of them young and barely earning $15 an hour—to be primarily upset about their pay. To his surprise, “All they talked about was work conditions, the … Continue reading The labor movement isn’t just about wages anymore, says U.S. Labor Secretary
