Senate appoints former NSA official as head of US cybersecurity agency Mariella Moon @mariella_moon A former NSA and White House official has been appointed to lead the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) at a time when ransomware and other kinds of cyberattacks are on the rise. The Senate has named Jen Easterly … Continue reading Judge blocks federal officials from contacting tech companies
Search Under Fire: Publishers Eye Coalition To Address Generative AI by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 28, 2023 Search engines are once again under fire from some of the top news publishers. The New York Times, News Corp, and IAC are among the companies that are discussing the formation of a coalition to address how generative … Continue reading Search Under Fire From Publishers Reportedly Forming Coalition To Address Generative AI
We can influence customer behavior more effectively by understanding the flaws in our own thinking. Jade Bunke on June 26, 2023 As a marketer, you can get your customers to click on a button, pick up the phone or make a purchase. And it doesn’t stop there. You can trigger emotions, feelings and thoughts. You … Continue reading How cognitive biases prevent you from connecting with your audience
Best Microwave Air Fryer Combo from 2023 Aaron Heienickle / Jun 24, 2023 Welcome to our guide on the best microwave air fryer combos. These innovative appliances offer the convenience of a microwave and the versatility of an air fryer, allowing you to prepare a wide range of delicious meals with ease. The … Continue reading Best Microwave Air Fryer Combo from 2023
Post From The Future: AI Comes To Cannes by Maarten Albarda , June 23, 2023 It was a beautiful sunny solstice, June 21, 2035. Cannes was in full swing, both virtually and in reality. Nike’s AI media department won the Best Media Strategy and Execution category. Its actual Media Performance and Delivery Vice President of … Continue reading Post From The Future: AI Comes To Cannes
Kris Naudus @krisnaudus The following contains minor spoilers for episode ten of ‘Star Trek: Prodigy.’ One thing that’s become increasingly common among genre shows is the idea of the “mid-season finale,” where a program goes on hiatus for a bit, but not before shaking things up for the rest of the year. Even children’s … Continue reading ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ will be pulled from Paramount+ next week
‘Undesirable’ Facebook content has prompted legal action from Malaysia against Meta Deanna Ritchie / Jun 23, 2023 The government of Malaysia has threatened to file a lawsuit against Facebook’s parent company, Meta Platforms, for failing to remove illegal or inappropriate material from Facebook. The Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is worried about hate … Continue reading ‘Undesirable’ Facebook content has prompted legal action from Malaysia against Meta
Choosing between composable vs. packaged CDP is not straightforward. Here are key considerations to know before making a decision. Craig Schinn on June 20, 2023 “Composable CDP is not a thing. Composable architecture is,” my colleague Craig Howard previously penned in an internal missive. He explained that customer data platforms (CDPs) gained traction when organizations … Continue reading Composable CDPs: How do they differ from packaged solutions?
As MarTechBot continues to evolve, it holds immense potential to transform how marketers strategize, execute and achieve their goals. Marc Sirkin on June 9, 2023 We had no idea what to expect when we launched MarTechBot in April. While factually correct, characterizing our experiment as the “first generative AI chatbot designed specifically for marketing technology … Continue reading MarTechBot: Insights from real-world usage (so far)
By Michael Grothaus May 30, 2023 As of the time of this writing, many major stocks are up on (June 09, 2023)’s news that a deal to lift the United States debt ceiling has been reached between the Biden administration and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The 99-page piece of legislation is officially called the … Continue reading What’s in the debt ceiling deal? Everything to know, from student loans to IRS funding
