Congress faces heated debate over sports prediction markets federal gambling regulatory authority Suswati Basu News Editor Congress is set to hear sharply conflicting testimony Tuesday (July 21) over who should regulate sports prediction markets and whether Congress should step in to redefine them as gambling instead of federally regulated financial products. The committee is … Continue reading Congress faces heated debate over sports prediction markets federal gambling regulatory authority
Lumbee voters reject gaming amendment ending casino debate for now in North Carolina Suswati Basu A proposed change to the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina constitution has been defeated by voters, stopping plans that could have opened the door to future tribal gaming projects and a possible casino resort in Robeson County. The … Continue reading Lumbee voters reject gaming amendment ending casino debate for now in North Carolina
AI tools could let marketers fill techstack product gaps without waiting on vendors, but it also requires taking on new responsibilities. By Steve Petersen March 10, 2026 Buy-versus-build considerations are interesting martech scenarios. There’s never a clear answer, which makes martech far more an art than a science. At times, there’s also … Continue reading Why vibe coding will disrupt martech’s buy-or-build debate
January 15, 2026 Why Washington’s healthcare debate never really goes away span>span]:whitespace-nowrap”>The president was barely a year into his administration when a health care debate began to consume Washington. On Capitol Hill, partisan divides formed as many Democrats pressed for guaranteed insurance coverage for a broader swath of Americans while Republicans, buttressed by medical industry … Continue reading Why Washington’s health care debate never really goes away
Marketers and tech experts warn of unintended consequences while questioning Chrome’s viability as standalone product. Anu Adegbola on November 22, 2024 Following its antitrust victory in the lawsuit against Google, the U.S. Department of Justice is aiming to fundamentally reshape the company’s digital dominance by asking the judge to force the sale of the Chrome … Continue reading DOJ pushing the sale of Chrome sparks industry debate over web’s future
There are at least two schools of thought on B2B marketing right now. And all we can say for sure is, ‘It’s complicated.’ Mike Pastore on October 11, 2024 Here’s a question to consider: Does it take more than 250 touchpoints to close a B2B SaaS deal in today’s world? That’s a lot of … Continue reading What the LinkedIn debate over a HockeyStack report says about B2B marketing
October 02, 2024 Of course there was a Diet Mountain Dew ad during the vice presidential debate Red, blue, and radioactive green. BY Hunter Schwarz Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Senator JD Vance of Ohio are both Midwesterners running for the same job. They’re also both fans of Diet Mountain Dew—making it the unofficial pop (that’s … Continue reading Of course there was a Diet Mountain Dew ad during the vice presidential debate
July 22, 2024 The return-to-office debate is settled: Offices are busier than ever A new “office busyness index” shows growing usage, even on Mondays. BY Nate Berg Offices around the country are slowly but steadily seeing workers return. According to a new set of monthly office occupancy data, offices are increasingly busy, with “busyness” up in … Continue reading The return-to-office debate is settled: Offices are busier than ever
Effort or results — what really drives a business forward? Jump into a debate that’s sparking lively conversations across industries. Gene De Libero on April 29, 2024 The age-old marketing question: Should we prioritize activity or results? It’s been the topic of heated discussions in boardrooms and around water coolers for as long as … Continue reading The great debate: Activity vs. results
By Jared Lindzon After years of flip-flopping on remote and in-person work policies, most knowledge workers and employers seem to have reached a hybrid compromise, but questions remain as to whether the truce will last. While not every worker wants to work from home and not every employer is demanding a return to the … Continue reading The return-to-office debate may settling down—in a way that makes everyone unhappy
