USA Today and publishers representing 19 newspapers seeking more than $250 million from OpenAI
USA Today and publishers representing 19 newspapers are seeking more than $250 million from OpenAI and a court order to destroy AI models and training datasets allegedly containing their copyrighted
Podcast audience growth continued into September
Podcast audience growth continued into September, with a majority of publishers measured by Podtrac posting monthly audience gains, while iHeart maintained its commanding lead…
Wave of job losses tied to AI has yet to materialize, states Inside Radio
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports the number of people working in advertising and public relations ticked higher in September, states an Inside…
New book defines operating model for marketing in an agent-driven market
MarketingOps 3.0: Building the Hybrid Operating Model for Growth in a Machine-Mediated Market introduces a framework for coordinating marketing, sales, service and…
Creative Leadership in the Age of AI: Why Human Intelligence Still Decides
By Katie Scott Over the past couple of years, there have been countless AI takes floating around arguing that AI is either coming for…
Podcasting’s audience now younger and more diverse
Podcasting’s audience is becoming younger, more diverse and increasingly female, creating new opportunities for advertisers, states Inside Radio, as the medium expands beyond…
Don Lemon left CNN. But his ‘rules of good journalism’ stayed
By Issac Morgan EIN Presswire spoke with Don Lemon about independent media, journalistic ethics and his rare Elon Musk interview. The way people in…
Mid-Atlantic MarCom Summit announces agenda for Oct. 14 conference in D.C.
Full-day program will examine AI, communications, search, social media, public affairs, B2B marketing and the growing importance of trust The Mid-Atlantic MarCom…
Insight: “Anchors are the No. 1 reason” viewers watch morning network TV programs, states NY Post
ABC News is weighing a major shakeup at “Good Morning America” after the iconic broadcast lost its No. 1 ratings berth last season to…
Jury determines Meta violated New Mexico’s consumer protection law
A New Mexico jury on Friday determined Meta violated the state’s consumer protection law by misleading consumers about Facebook’s privacy practices and…
The Trusted Advisor Initiative: The Counselor’s Prime Directive
What does it really take to become someone a CEO or senior leader trusts for advice? That’s the question at the heart of…
Stop Defending Your Loyalty Program. Start Proving It.
By Andy Locke Key Takeaways * Most loyalty programs already work, but they were never set up to prove it, usually because measurement got deferred…
FTC takes “historic action” against multilevel marketing operator Amway for unfair and deceptive business practices, states FTC release
Amway Corp., one of the largest multilevel marketing companies in the U.S., and two of its affiliates—World Wide Group, L.L.C.…
How AI is shaping your online reputation and credibility
By Issac Morgan There’s a new sheriff in town when it comes to online reputation management for professionals, and it’s probably not…
Companies must keep powerful AI models under human control, states MediaPost
Microsoft has unveiled a draft “Code of Conduct” focused on its in-house AI projects. The move reflects a growing concern across industries that…
