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  • Mobile game UA: ad trends, creative formats, and Meta’s continuing grip

    Mobile game user acquisition is evolving fast. If you’re still optimizing based on last year’s playbook, you’re already behind. The newly released Global Mobile Gaming UA Trends & Strategy Report (Q1–Q3 2025) from Mobvista’s XMP and Insightrackr reveals what’s working in today’s market. That includes shifts in ad formats, creative strategies, media mix, and regional…

  • Ethical AI in PR: New Standards for Transparency and Compliance

    Public relations professionals face a reckoning. As artificial intelligence tools become standard equipment in our industry—from content generation to media monitoring—the question is no longer whether to use AI, but how to use it responsibly. The stakes are high: client trust, professional credibility, and legal compliance all hang in the balance. Recent updates to professional…

  • Apple cuts dozens in sales reshuffle to streamline enterprise outreach

    Apple doesn’t lay off people often. But when it does, it means something’s changing under the hood. Over the past two weeks, the tech giant has quietly eliminated dozens of roles from its global sales division. These weren’t entry-level cuts. They included longtime account managers handling enterprise, education, and government clients. This article explores Apple’s…

  • TikTok locks in naming rights for Sydney venue in a global first

    TikTok just claimed a new kind of stage — literally. In a global first for the short-form video giant, the platform has secured naming rights to one of Sydney’s largest live event venues. The newly named TikTok Entertainment Centre, formerly known as the Aware Super Theatre, will now host everything from concerts to creator-driven shows…

  • Why Southeast Asia’s e-commerce future hinges on trust and authenticity

    A new report from Cube and Lazada outlines a significant shift in Southeast Asia’s e-commerce landscape. Trust, not price, is becoming the core driver of online purchases, especially among younger, brand-conscious consumers. This article explores how authenticity-driven e-commerce is reshaping the region’s digital retail space, the rise of Mall ecosystems like LazMall and Shopee Mall,…

  • SEO and Content Strategy for Beauty and Wellness Brands

    The beauty and wellness industry operates in one of the most saturated digital markets, where consumer trust hinges on education and product discoverability depends on precision targeting. Brands that win aren’t just selling serums or supplements—they’re answering questions, solving problems, and meeting consumers exactly where they search. The difference between a brand that scales and…

  • How To Run Compliant Web3 Influencer Campaigns

    Web3 projects face a precarious balancing act: they need influential voices to cut through market noise, yet every partnership carries regulatory landmines that can detonate careers and companies alike. The FTC and SEC have made clear that crypto and blockchain projects receive no special exemptions from advertising laws, and recent enforcement actions prove regulators are…

  • Inside ChatGPT’s new shopping feature and why it matters for brand discovery

    OpenAI has quietly rolled out shopping research, a new feature in ChatGPT designed to help users find the right products through personalized buyer’s guides instead of endless Google searches. With AI now playing product expert, the launch may shift how customers explore categories like electronics, beauty, home, and outdoor gear.  This article explores what the…

  • Thailand bans all government links in messages

    Thailand is taking a hardline stance on cybercrime with a sweeping new policy that bans all state agencies from sending texts or emails containing embedded links. The directive, approved by the Cabinet and led by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DE), aims to choke off a key vector for online scams: fake links…

  • Up to 3M UK jobs could vanish due to AI according to a NEFR report

    A new report warns that automation and artificial intelligence could eliminate up to three million low-skilled jobs in the UK by 2035. The findings come from the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER), which says that occupations in administration, machine operations, customer service, and trades are most at risk. While this isn’t the first time…