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  • Viant bets on fully autonomous ads with its new Outcomes product

    As automation becomes table stakes in programmatic advertising, Viant is making a sharper claim than most of its peers. The company says its newly launched product, Outcomes, can run digital ad campaigns autonomously across the open internet, optimizing toward business results with little day-to-day human involvement. The launch comes at a moment when advertisers are…

  • PubMatic’s AgenticOS wants to redefine AI-native programmatic

    Advertisers chasing the promise of autonomous campaigns now have a new tool to test: AgenticOS, a full-stack operating system from PubMatic designed to execute ad campaigns using intelligent agents instead of manual workflows. This article explores what AgenticOS brings to the table, how it fits into the current AI-advertising landscape, and what marketers should watch…

  • Why social media platforms are making it harder to reach fans according to Patreon report

    Creators once built careers on “follows” and “subscribes.” Not anymore. In 2025, the creator-fan relationship is increasingly controlled by algorithmic feeds that prioritize ad revenue over authentic connection. TikTok’s For You Page has rewritten the rules—and Instagram, YouTube, and others are following suit. This article explores the implications of this platform shift for creators and…

  • TikTok’s US deal is finally happening

    After years of legal battles, geopolitical tension, and acquisition rumors, the TikTok drama in the US appears to have reached its next chapter. ByteDance has agreed to divest a major portion of TikTok’s US operations to a consortium of American investors, ending a prolonged standoff with the US government over national security concerns. For marketers,…

  • Meta buys profitable AI startup Manus for US$2B

    Meta has made one of its boldest AI moves to date with the acquisition of Singapore-based startup Manus for a reported US$2 billion. The startup grabbed attention across Silicon Valley last year when it demoed an AI agent capable of handling tasks like job interview prep, vacation planning, and stock portfolio analysis. This article breaks…

  • Adapting Corporate Communications For Global Expansion

    When your quarterly reports show flat growth in new markets despite significant investment, the culprit often isn’t your product or pricing—it’s how you’re communicating. Global expansion demands more than translating press releases or duplicating campaigns across borders. The difference between brands that thrive internationally and those that stumble comes down to one skill: the ability…

  • Why social media follower counts no longer matter in 2026

    Social media used to reward the hustle of building a massive following. Not anymore. As platforms double down on algorithmic curation, creators are learning a new truth: follower counts don’t guarantee reach, and engagement doesn’t mean visibility. This article explores the shifting landscape of the creator economy, where algorithms, AI distrust, and fragmentation are forcing…

  • How Corporate Comms Teams Navigate Polarization

    The late-night Slack ping arrives just as you’re reviewing tomorrow’s product launch script. An employee posted a hot take on immigration policy—tagged with your company logo. Within minutes, Twitter erupts. Your CEO wants a statement by morning, your legal team urges silence, and your customer service queue fills with threats to boycott. This scenario plays…

  • How Data Analytics Shapes Beauty PR Success

    The beauty industry has reached a saturation point where intuition alone no longer cuts through the noise. With over $100 billion in market value and thousands of brands competing for consumer attention, PR professionals face mounting pressure to justify every dollar spent and every campaign launched. The difference between a breakout product launch and a…

  • OpenAI and Anthropic dominate as US AI startup funding hits US$150B

    US-based AI startups pulled in a record US$150 billion in 2025, surpassing the previous high of US$92 billion in 2021. This year’s frenzy of deal-making was headlined by megadeals such as OpenAI’s US$41 billion raise and Anthropic’s US$13 billion round. Investors included SoftBank, Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital, and Tiger Global. For B2B marketers, infrastructure buyers,…