March 31, 2026 March Madness fatigue: Why some office workers hate ‘sportsball’ BY Stephanie Kaloi March Madness is well underway, but for a lot of people, it’s just another day at the office. That is, until you walk into the break room or sign into Slack and realize the place is abuzz with bracket chatter and … Continue reading March Madness fatigue: Why some office workers hate ‘sportsball’
Judge denies NCAA bid to block DraftKings March Madness trademarks use Suswati Basu A federal judge has refused to immediately stop DraftKings from using the NCAA’s well-known basketball tournament branding, even while signaling the league is likely to win key parts of its lawsuit. In a March 26 order, the US District Court … Continue reading Judge denies NCAA bid to block DraftKings March Madness trademarks use
Prediction market ads surge as March Madness betting hits record levels Suswati Basu Legal sports wagering in the United States keeps expanding as the NCAA basketball tournaments approach, but the industry’s main trade group says a new wave of prediction market advertising could complicate oversight and weaken consumer protections. Fresh estimates from the … Continue reading Prediction market ads surge as March Madness betting hits record levels
MarTech March is online and free to attend, with six live panel discussions and a new community feature called the Vibe Marketing Lab. By Mike Pastore , January 22, 2026 TL;DR: You can check out the agenda for the March 4, 2026, installment of the virtual MarTech Conference and register for free. … Continue reading Registration is open for the March 2026 MarTech Conference
March was a big month for HubSpot, with 132 updates shipped to users of the platform. Here are the 14 admins and managers need to know. Tyler Samani-Sprunk on April 11, 2025 With 132 updates launched in HubSpot last month, we’ve identified the 14 most impactful changes to optimize your team’s performance and strategy. … Continue reading The 14 best HubSpot updates from March 2025
AI thought it could mess with the works of anime master Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. Fans said, “No.” Constantine von Hoffman on March 27, 2025 (April 16, 2025), I saw Studio Ghibli’s “Princess Mononoke” in IMAX. It was probably the sixth time I’ve seen it, making it my third-most-watched Ghibli, behind “Spirited Away” and … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: March 27
Half of all Americans use AI, and that holds true for nearly all demographic slices. Constantine von Hoffman on March 20, 2025 Half of all Americans use AI, according to a survey by Elon University’s Imagining the Digital Future Center. And it’s not just the tech bros and Silicon Valley elites, either. Sure, younger, … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: March 20
An AI start-up turning down investors’ money? DeepSeek’s founder is doing just that for some very pragmatic reasons. Constantine von Hoffman on March 13, 2025 Can you imagine an AI start-up saying no to money from investors? DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng is doing just that. According to The Wall Street Journal, “In recent weeks, … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: March 13
What’s the hot new trend in tech product names? Agent + anything. It’s only a matter of time until AgentAgent hits the market. Constantine von Hoffman on March 6, 2025 Want to make your product seem like it’s on the cutting edge of trendy? Add “agent” to its name. Demandbase (see below) just launched … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: March 6
Audio Ad-Spend Fraud: Hackers Spoof More Than 500,000 Devices In March by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, May 7, 2024 DoubleVerify identified audio fraud where fraudsters combined invalid traffic with legitimate traffic to remain undetected, spoofing content on more than 500,000 devices, including mobile phones, tablets, CTV, audio players, smartwatches and smart speakers to drain … Continue reading Audio Ad-Spend Fraud: Hackers Spoof More Than 500,000 Devices In March
