May 26, 2026 After the Shein shock, Everlane’s founder launches his next act BY Elizabeth Segran When Puck announced on May 17 that sustainable fashion startup Everlane had been acquired by Chinese ultra-fast-fashion retailer Shein, it sent shockwaves throughout the apparel industry. Michael Preysman, who founded Everlane in 2011, was just as shocked. “I found out … Continue reading After the Shein shock, Everlane’s founder launches his next act
May 17, 2026 6 questions to ask before committing to your next work goal BY Kathy Oneto Organizations invest in setting the right goals to drive strategy, and increasingly they’re using AI to help. To be sure, AI can support the mechanics: draft objectives, align to strategy, track progress. But the questions that determine whether you … Continue reading 6 questions to ask before committing to your next work goal
May 03, 2026 5 big ideas shaping journalism’s next chapter BY Jeremy Caplan This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools, a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. The recent International Journalism Festival in Perugia, Italy drew 2,000+ journalists, including 526 speakers, for four days of conversation about what’s next for our field. It … Continue reading 5 big ideas shaping journalism’s next chapter
The biggest takeaway is Google’s strategy for embedding its Gemini AI models into tools marketers already use. By Pamela Parker Published on April 27, 2026 Google Cloud’s annual conference featured dozens of announcements aimed at enterprise marketers. Some represent genuinely new capabilities. Others are early-stage partnerships with vague timelines, or existing products repackaged under … Continue reading What marketers need to know from Google Cloud Next ’26
April 26, 2026 Apple’s CEO transition is one of the most carefully choreographed in corporate history. Here’s what comes next BY Michael Grothaus Earlier this week, Apple made its biggest announcement of the year, and no, it wasn’t about a new iPhone. The company announced that longtime CEO Tim Cook would be stepping down as … Continue reading Apple’s CEO transition is one of the most carefully choreographed in corporate history. Here’s what comes next
The real opportunity with AI is not scale alone, but designing experiences that reduce friction and support both customers and teams. By Danita Smith Published on April 6, 2026 There’s a flood coming. A downpour of noise — more content, more channels, more AI-generated everything, moving faster than most teams can keep up with. … Continue reading AI and empathy define the next era of marketing systems
April 04, 2026 This turbulence-tracking travel app will make your next trip more tolerable BY JR Raphael When we talk about travel apps, we typically talk about the types of tools that help you organize your itineraries, find worthwhile stops along your way, or maybe even just find flights (and/or fuel!) in the first place. … Continue reading This turbulence-tracking travel app will make your next trip more tolerable
Bluesky’s next product is an AI assistant that helps build custom social media feeds Attie was designed to help users generate social feeds without having to know how to code. By Jackson ChenMarch 29, 2026 Jay Graber Bluesky is the latest social media platform to throw its hat into the AI chatbot ring. Bluesky, but … Continue reading Bluesky’s next product is an AI assistant that helps build custom social media feeds
Websites Are Fading, Brands Prepare For What’s Next by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, February 25, 2026 Agentic technology still allows human engagement with traditional screens — including computers, mobile phones, and television — but the technology continues to change the discovery process and how people search. Companies are moving too slowly, and that sloth-like … Continue reading Websites Are Fading: Brands Prepare For What’s Next
February 12, 2026 The next great American innovation is in the trades span>span]:whitespace-nowrap”>For decades, America has told a singular story about success, suggesting that the only acceptable path to success is a four-year degree. Any other trajectory was treated as a detour. Fortunately, that story is changing with new, acceptable ways to achieve success. At … Continue reading The next great American innovation is in the trades
