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OpenAI is reportedly pushing back the launch of its ‘adult mode’ even further

  OpenAI is reportedly pushing back the launch of its ‘adult mode’ even further According to a company spokesperson, OpenAI is going to focus on higher priority tasks. Jackson Chen   Sat, March 7, 2026 Reuters / Reuters Here comes another disappointment for ChatGPT users. As first reported by Sources‘ Alex Heath, OpenAI is yet … Continue reading OpenAI is reportedly pushing back the launch of its ‘adult mode’ even further →

TransUnion looks to bring trust back to mobile communications channels

Frustrated when customers ignore your outreach? TransUnion wants to rebuild communication trust and ensure critical messages get through. By Mike Pastore February 4, 2026   TransUnion this week signed a definitive agreement to acquire RealNetworks’ mobile division. The acquisition will help expand TransUnion’s Trusted Call Solutions suite by offering protection of text messaging and expanding … Continue reading TransUnion looks to bring trust back to mobile communications channels →

Time for a ‘Welcome Back’ program for returning customers?

A welcome-back email can turn churned customers into loyal ones by picking up where their last experience left off. Ryan Phelan on September 17, 2025       A good welcome email program can quickly introduce customers to your brand and start the relationship off right. But what about customers who come back after churning? Do they … Continue reading Time for a ‘Welcome Back’ program for returning customers? →

How Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole lost control of her business—and took it back

August 10, 2025 How Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole lost control of her business—and took it back BY Robert Safian Pinky Cole, founder of the plant-based food chain Slutty Vegan, shares the details of a recent professional upheaval in which she lost control of her company—and then fought to win it back. She also opens up … Continue reading How Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole lost control of her business—and took it back →