Investigation by The Atlantic reveals many millions of songs used for AI music training Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny and many, many more artists have had their work fed into AI models. By Anna Washenko June 15, 2026 Jamie Mccarthy/Getty Images We’re always glad to see more publications and groups digging deeper into artificial intelligence and … Continue reading Investigation by The Atlantic reveals many millions of songs used for AI music training
New research shows buyers are ready for AI-powered experiences, while many organizations still struggle to deliver them. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on June 12, 2026 Marketers have spent years asking whether consumers are ready to buy from AI. New research from Invoca suggests that question has largely been answered. The bigger issue … Continue reading Consumers are ready for AI, but many brands are not
Microsoft Has Sought Ad Compatibility For Many Years by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, May 19, 2026 Advertising platforms are by no means identical, but for years, companies have been attempting to give marketers the ability to take their campaign from one company to another without having to change much in terms of size and … Continue reading Microsoft Has Sought Ad Compatibility For Many Years
May 05, 2026 Many people misunderstand psychological safety, and this is what leaders need to do BY Leah Mether Psychological safety is a crucial key to high performance, a positive culture, and team success—and for good reason. Google’s Project Aristotle found that it’s the number one factor in high-performing teams. When people feel safe to speak up, ask … Continue reading Many people misunderstand psychological safety, and this is what leaders need to do
Email is crucial to business success, but many marketers still struggle to measure ROI and make the case for more investment. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on April 10, 2026 Email does a lot more work than it usually gets credit for. In Sinch Mailgun’s latest Email Impact Report, 78% of respondents say … Continue reading Email delivers ROI, but many teams still can’t prove it
March 17, 2026 ‘Many people have been fooled’: Zendaya on what the social media fuss over Tom Holland wedding rumors really reveals BY Jude Cramer Earlier this month, photos depicting Zendaya and Tom Holland’s wedding just about broke the internet. Images of the celebrity power couple standing at the altar, popping champagne, and posing with a … Continue reading ‘Many people have been fooled’: Zendaya on what the social media fuss over Tom Holland wedding rumors really reveals
Marketing automation breaks when teams build new workflows for every campaign instead of designing systems that scale and stay manageable. By Vladimir Ceric Published on March 16, 2026 Last updated on March 16, 2026 Marketing teams measured automation efficiency by how much they can churn out. More nurture streams, more workflows, more content, … Continue reading Too many workflows are breaking marketing automation
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Marketing stacks with too many underused platforms are adding cost, complexity and drag where efficiency was promised. By Tav Laskauskas January 16, 2026 Every week, there’s a new AI-powered marketing tool promising to revolutionize your workflow. It’s tempting to try them all. But here’s what’s actually happening: marketing stacks are more cluttered than … Continue reading How to tell if you have too many tools in your stack
